Five- to 7-year-olds want approval from their teacher, but 11- to 13-year-olds
a. want a concrete reward from their teacher.
b. usually ignore their teacher.
c. begin to question adult authority.
d. prefer their parents’ approval.
ANS: C
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a. Freud was harder to understand. b. Erikson was more contemporary. c. people are afraid of anything analytical. d. Erikson was in the United States.
Brian is an only child whose father is a president of a large corporation, while his mother is a lawyer at a busy law firm. Brian has always enjoyed the company of other children partly, he believes, because he wasn't around children much except at school. He is particularly intrigued with young children's development and is thinking of majoring in early-childhood education in college. His
parents are not happy with Brian's decision, and his father puts a great deal of pressure on him to major in business or pre-law. Brian isn't sure what to do. His situation is an example of a. identity achievement. b. negative identity. c. psychosocial moratorium. d. role confusion.
Which of the following statements is true of teacher influence and children's self-concept?
a. When teachers believe they can make a difference, children's self-concept is higher. b. Teachers have little influence over the development of children's self-concept. c. Teachers have no influence over children's self-concept. d. None of the above.
Some ____________ reinforcers include tickling, hand clapping, finger tapping, or playing music
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word