A) sharing a room with stepsiblings
B) practising role-taking skills with their stepmother
C) becoming more dependent on their biological mother
D) gaining a male role model in the form of a caring stepfather
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A) "Absolutely not.Case closed."
B) "Do whatever you want.It's your life.We don't care where you go."
C) "Let's sit down and discuss this.We're not sure it's a good idea, but we'd like to hear all the details.We can probably work something out."
D) "We don't think it's a good idea, but if you really want to go, it's okay with us."
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A) He approached Holly and gave her a hug.
B) He ignored Holly's cries and continued playing with his toy.
C) He became angry and slapped Holly.
D) He asked you to help her fix the toy.
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A) Boys are more negatively affected than girls.
B) Girls are more negatively affected than boys
C) Both boys and girls are adversely affected, but they may show their distress in different ways.
D) Both boys and girls are affected than is generally assumed, and most children adjust to the change quickly
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A) It is almost inevitable when a high-risk parent has a child with high-risk characteristics.
B) It is most likely to occur in families under stress.
C) It is less common today because people are better educated about parenting.
D) It occurs with equal frequency in all cultures.
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A) acceptance and responsiveness
B) responsiveness and control
C) demandingness and control
D) warmth and acceptance
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A) Adoptive parents tend to be older and are less likely to be responsive to the needs of the adopted child.
B) Most adoptive parents fail to develop strong emotional ties to their adopted children.
C) Adoptive parents have smaller families and are more likely to be demanding and controlling in their parenting style.
D) Adopted children are more likely to have special needs or other pre-existing conditions.
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A) Parenting and child behaviour often deteriorate for a year or more during the divorce crisis.
B) Parenting and child behaviour often deteriorate at the time of the separation and divorce, but immediately recover.
C) Children tend to become demanding and manipulative, whereas parents tend to become permissive and overindulgent.
D) Parenting style shows little change during the divorce crisis, but children often react with aggressive fear or anger responses because of losing a parent.
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A) They have children immediately once they are married, but have fewer children.
B) They postpone childbearing, but then have multiple children closely spaced together in age.
C) They postpone childbearing and opt for a small number of children.
D) They have children immediately once they are married, and have multiple children closely spaced in age.
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A) Evidence of an avoidant attachment was found only in siblings who have rarely shown sibling rivalry.
B) Most of the infants reacted to their older sibling in ways that indicated an insecure attachment.
C) Most of the infants reacted to their older sibling in ways that indicated a secure attachment.
D) Older children with avoidant attachments to the parents were most likely to pay attention to the distress of their infant sibling.
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A) his or her drive toward moral consistency
B) his or her quest for heteronomous morality
C) his or her quest for autonomy
D) his or her drive toward identification
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A) less than 5 percent
B) about 30 percent
C) about 50 percent
D) more than 75 percent
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A) "Absolutely not.Case closed."
B) "Do whatever you want.It's your life.We won't be home either."
C) "Let's sit down and discuss this.We're not sure it's a good idea."
D) "We don't think it's a good idea, but if you really want to go, it's okay with us."
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