- How do beliefs impact culture? A They are always based on scientific evidence B They are irrelevant to social interactions C They have no effect on cultural practices D They shape values and norms within a culture
- 52. After moving to the U.S. from India Asishma's family began celebrating American holidays and speaking only English. This is an example of: Cultural pluralism Melting pot Cultural assimilation None of the above 53. Why should infants be given the chance to explore their surroundings when they are able? It supports learning and self-control development It allows caregivers to focus on cleaning the space It gives caregivers a break to attend to othor infants It providos physical activity 54. Which of the following is NOT a part of self-regulation? Self-identification Resistance to tomptation Impulse control Delayed gratification 55. Why do children tend to push and shove in crowded spaces? They fool their personal space is boing invadod Their parents haven't taught them propor manners They are naturally disruptive without supervision Others have pushed them in the past 56. Students who attend class only to avoid losing 20 points per absence are demonstrating compliance at what level? Identification Internatization Adhoronce Moral understanding
- Question 8 (4 points) Match the Erikson's Developmental stages to the respective conflict that arises during each stage square Identity vs. Role Confusion square Ego Integrity vs. Despair square Intimacy vs. Isolation square Industry vs. Inferiority square Autonomy vs. Shame/ Doubt square Initiative vs. Guilt square Generativity vs. Stagnation square Trust vs. Mistrust 1. Oral-Sensory 2. Muscular-Anal 3. Locomotor 4. Latency 5. Adolescence 6. Young Adulthood 7. Middle adulthood 8. Maturity
- Question 7 (1 point) Childhood a critical period that establishes lifelong patterns of personality and behaviour. True False
- 47. The process of socialization starts: At birth Boforo birth Aftor birth At school ago 48. Samantha is generally in a good mood, follows regular routines, and adapts easily to changes . What temperament style does she display? Unclassifiod Slow-to-warm-up Difficult Easy 49. The family provides a child with their first opportunities to: Engage with language Receive nurturance Observe bohavior models All of the above 50. Compared to studies on single mothers research on children raised by single fathers is: Limitod More oxtensive Conducted over longer poriods More in-depth 51. Privately funded community services are considered what type of support? Homogonoous Formal Kin Informal
