Helisa is from a traditional culture. She has spent most of her short toddler life sleeping in bed with her mother. When her mother gives birth to her new baby brother, where will Helisa likely sleep?
a. in bed with her mother.
b. in bed with her new baby brother.
c. in a bed by herself.
d. either with older siblings or her father.
D. In traditional cultures, it is customary for children to always sleep with someone in the family. So, when her mother sleeps with the new baby, Helisa will likely sleep with an older sibling or her father.
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a. in the study of human subjects in interaction with others. b. in the study of observational learning. c. in emphasizing learning as a function of reinforcement. d. in emphasizing learning without directly experiencing reinforcement.
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a. psychoanalytic b. ideographic c. nonrepresentative d. normative
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