During later adolescence, the loosening of ties to one's family and participation in an expanding set of social roles leads to which of the following?
A. Alienation
B. Re-examination of one's moral code
C. Delinquent behavior
D. New feelings of shame and doubt
Answer: B
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a. True b. False
In Western countries it is widely accepted that toddlerhood tantrums are normal and even inevitable. What is the case for tantrums outside of Western countries?
a. Tantrums are much worse. b. Tantrums are rare. c. Children are severely punished if they have a tantrum. d. Children are praised when then have tantrums, but they are still rare.
The social cognition approach is based on the notion that humans are often motivated to
a. be accurate in their perceptions and inferences. b. enhance their self-esteem. c. seek out reinforcers and avoid punishers. d. justify their behaviors.
John Locke viewed the child as a tabula rasa, meaning that children ________.
A. are not capable of making ethical decisions B. have characters that are shaped entirely by experience C. are resistant to any attempts to shape their characters D. are born evil and needed purification