Question 1

Being shy can be

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A)   girls
B)   boys
C)   children of single parents
D)   obese children

Question 2

Authoritative parents tend to have children who ______________.

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A)   are rebellious
B)   have negative self esteem
C)   are passive
D)   have positive self esteem

Question 3

Schools can't really do anything much about bullying because it is just a normal part of childhood.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Social comparison can impact self-esteem.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Children who have better use of ____________ are more successful with second-order false belief tasks.

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A)   language
B)   emotions
C)   peers
D)   social skills

Question 6

A second order belief is

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A)   believing only one thing is incorrect.
B)   children making inferences about someone else's incorrect belief about a fact.
C)   a belief about another person's belief.
D)   an incorrect belief about someone else's' emotions.

Question 7

All states now require parents to attend post-divorce parenting classes.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A person's effort to manage stressful situations is known as ____________.

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A)   coping
B)   a good thing
C)   managing
D)   overeating

Question 9

When a child is mentally able to "walk in another's shoes," Selman says they are in stage ___________ of social perspective taking.

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A)   0 Egocentric viewpoint
B)   1 Social-informational
C)   2 Self -reflective
D)   3 Mutual perspective taking

Question 10

A child who acts like a little police officer and is very concerned with rules and social order is in what stage of morality?

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A)   conventional: substage 3
B)   conventional: substage 4
C)   preconventional: substage 2
D)   autonomous

Question 11

Discuss the ramifications of divorce for the children and the factors that can make the adjustment easier or more

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Divorce usually affects children's acces...

Question 12

Assertive behavior and aggressive behavior are synonyms.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Pam is spreading gossip at school aimed at hurting and humiliating Sarah.This is an example of ________________ aggression.

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A)   hostile
B)   instrumental
C)   relational
D)   nonverbal

Question 14

Crick and Dodge propose one way to help children who are having

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A)   group counseling
B)   peer modeling
C)   role play
D)   the Social Information Processing Model

Question 15

Children who stay rejected or neglected are likely to _____________.

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A)   act out aggressively
B)   start smoking
C)   change
D)   develop mental health problems

Question 16

Eight-year-old Jimmy would prefer to play___________.

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A)   Barbie's with Mary
B)   Barbie's with Sam
C)   Baseball with John and the guys
D)   dress up with his sister

Question 17

The ability to recognize the perspectives of others is influenced by the ___________mode.

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A)   affective
B)   cognitive
C)   detection
D)   cognitive-regulatory

Question 18

The three dimensions of parenting found to be important during middle childhood are:

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A)   support, discipline, and empathy
B)   support, behavioral control, and psychological control
C)   home environment, attitude, and acceptance
D)   variety, support, and nurturance

Question 19

Because children in the middle-childhood stage can now mentally engage in social comparisons,they may feel negatively about themselves.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

During middle childhood,thinking has advanced enough that children select friends based on qualities and character instead of just gender as younger children tend to do.

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A) True 
 B)False

Exam 13: Psychosocial Development in Middle Childhood

Pam is spreading gossip at school aimed at hurting and humiliating Sarah.This is an example of ________________ aggression.

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When a child is mentally able to "walk in another's shoes," Selman says they are in stage ___________ of social perspective taking.

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During middle childhood,thinking has advanced enough that children select friends based on qualities and character instead of just gender as younger children tend to do.

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Discuss the ramifications of divorce for the children and the factors that can make the adjustment easier or more

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Assertive behavior and aggressive behavior are synonyms.

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Children who have better use of ____________ are more successful with second-order false belief tasks.

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All states now require parents to attend post-divorce parenting classes.

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Eight-year-old Jimmy would prefer to play___________.

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Children who stay rejected or neglected are likely to _____________.

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Being shy can be

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A child who acts like a little police officer and is very concerned with rules and social order is in what stage of morality?

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The three dimensions of parenting found to be important during middle childhood are:

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The ability to recognize the perspectives of others is influenced by the ___________mode.

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Schools can't really do anything much about bullying because it is just a normal part of childhood.

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A second order belief is

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Authoritative parents tend to have children who ______________.

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A person's effort to manage stressful situations is known as ____________.

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Crick and Dodge propose one way to help children who are having

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Social comparison can impact self-esteem.

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Because children in the middle-childhood stage can now mentally engage in social comparisons,they may feel negatively about themselves.

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