A) increased marital satisfaction
B) decreased life satisfaction
C) decreased financial stability
D) increased career satisfaction
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A) constructivist approach
B) learner-centered approach
C) direct instruction approach
D) problem-solving approach
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A) reduce student aggression by bullies.
B) increase critical thinking for students with intellectual disability.
C) increase prosocial behavior by low-income students.
D) improve relations among ethnically diverse students.
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A) the Common Core State Standards.
B) the catalog of most colleges and universities.
C) the No Child Left Behind Act.
D) Public Law 94-142
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A) insecure-avoidant
B) insecure-resistant
C) insecure-disorganized
D) secure
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A) They will feel great about themselves.
B) They will attempt even the most challenging of tasks.
C) They will attempt to avoid tasks that are too challenging.
D) They will learn to accept criticism without question.
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A) Marsha,an attractive female on the track team
B) Alice,an overweight female who angers easily
C) Chad,an athletic male who plays football
D) Ben,an intelligent male with a large group of friends
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A) Girls are more likely to be bullied than boys.
B) Younger middle school students are least likely to be affected by bullying.
C) Incidents of bullying are unaffected by social context,as there are no witnesses to acts of bullying in most cases.
D) Boys are more likely to be bullies than girls.
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A) infrequently nominated as someone's best friend and are actively disliked by their peers.
B) frequently nominated as someone's best friend and are actively disliked by their teachers.
C) frequently nominated both as someone's best friend and as being disliked.
D) infrequently nominated as a best friend but are not disliked by their peers.
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A) individualism,purpose,and exchange
B) trust,caring,and loyalty
C) social contract
D) universal human rights
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A) fairness
B) empathy and a sense of justice
C) benevolence or obligation
D) imitation or social play
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A) maximize the time spent on academic tasks.
B) master the content of a discipline.
C) follow instructions diligently.
D) think in critical and creative ways.
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A) by teaching the children to more accurately assess when the intentions of their peers are negative
B) by developing the children's ability to interact appropriately with adults
C) by formulating strategies for changing the social settings in which the children participate
D) by developing self-preservation skills so that the children will not be so hurt by neglect
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A) seventh
B) fifth
C) fourth
D) sixth
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A) female brains are larger than male brains.
B) an area of the parietal lobe that functions in visuospatial skills is smaller in males than in females.
C) the areas of the brain involved in emotional expression show more metabolic activity in males than in females.
D) one part of the hypothalamus responsible for sexual behavior is larger in men than in women.
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A) lawyer.
B) housewife.
C) doctor.
D) teacher.
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A) Self-esteem and self-concept are terms with identical meaning and usage.
B) Low self-esteem has yet to be linked to negative life outcomes.
C) A child's belief about his or her self-esteem is accurate and unchanging.
D) Self-esteem refers to global evaluations of the self and is also called self-worth.
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