The successful balance of individuation and connectedness with one's parents can be seen in young adults:
a. Being able to live long distances from their parents.
b. Benefiting from relationships with their parents in which both their separateness and individuality are supported
c. Fluctuations in the emotional bond as being debilitating and at times exhilarating.
d. Boomeranging back and forth with living with their parents and living on their own.
B
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Carmen feels very confident that she can put together a winning argument for the upcoming class debate on the pros and cons of preserving wilderness versus allowing it to be developed for commercial purposes. As a result, Carmen is likely to
a. prepare early by identifying and reading relevant articles. b. wait until the last minute before preparing. c. brag to her classmates that she knows she will be the winner of the debate. d. try to find out what arguments her classmates will use.
How does moral tone affect a positive learning climate for students?
a. Problem solving b. Respecting and being treated fairly c. Care for the dominant culture d. Discussing specific values
Match the following terms and descriptions.
A. Instrumentation threat B. Mortality threat C. History threat D. Subject characteristics threats E. Location threat
Play contributes to all areas of children's development
Indicate whether the statement is true or false