What is the teaching technique where "experts" teach other children what they learned about the days lesson?
A. contact hypothesis
B. jigsaw classroom
C. friendship contacts
D. superordinate goals
Answer: B
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The Abecedarian study, which provided full-day, year-round education to low-income African American children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age, __________.
A. produced benefits for cognitive skills but not for social behavior compared to the control group B. had benefits for progress in school but did not reduce delinquency compared to the control group C. did not affect the likelihood of repeating a grade or being in special education classes D. led to higher attendance at four-year colleges, compared to the control group
Stigma associated with sexual dysfunction often results in
a. failure to seek treatment for the dysfunction. b. losing one's job. c. being excluded from social gatherings. d. seeking treatment from para-professionals who lack proper training.
When a deadline approaches at work, coworkers Tina and Ariel deal with the stress in very different ways. Tina tends to lose her temper more often and feels very nervous. On the other hand, Ariel makes sure to take plenty of deep breaths and drinks herbal tea to calm herself down. These coworkers differ in which personality trait?
A. agreeableness B. extraversion C. conscientiousness D. neuroticism
Studies of modeled aggression suggest that
a. the viewing of TV aggression does not have any significant effect on children's behavior. b. children tend to be calmer after observing aggression on television due to the cathartic effect. c. physical punishment by parents has little modeled effect on a child's aggressiveness. d. children who watch a great deal of televised violence will be more prone to behave aggressively.