What type of development involves the way in which individuals' interactions with others and their relationships grow, change, or remain stable over the course of life?
A. cognitive
B. physical
C. personality
D. social
Answer: D
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Erikson believed that the main crisis during adolescence involved:
trying to find an intimate relationship. establishing a sense of self-control. learning to trust others in the world. trying to determine what roles to play.
Mark is having difficulty in school. He thinks he should tell his professor that he believes he is being treated unfairly but is afraid that this will just make the professor angry and result in more unjust treatment. He decides to stay in bed and avoid class (and his professor) because he does not know how to resolve the
a. multiple approach-avoidance conflict. c. avoidance-approach conflict. b. approach-approach conflict. d. avoidance-avoidance conflict.
Based on anthropological research with traditional cultures and cross-species research with chimpanzees, what can we say about how our ancestors breastfed for much of human history?
a Feedings were less frequent and, overall, children were exclusively breastfed for only a few weeks. b. Feedings were less frequent, but, overall, children were breastfed for several years. c. Feedings were more frequent, but, overall, children were exclusively breastfed for only a few weeks. d. Feedings were more frequent and, overall, children were breastfed for several years.
Robert has an important exam the next day. However, instead of studying for his exam, Robert is out at a party and drinking until the early morning hours. What social-psychological construct can explain Robert's behavior and why would he do this?
What will be an ideal response?