A) initiative versus guilt.
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt.
C) industry versus inferiority.
D) intimacy versus isolation.
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A) moral reasoning;moral behavior.
B) correct moral behavior,moral transgressions.
C) influences of environment;influences of heredity.
D) nurture;nature.
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A) Latino.
B) authoritarian.
C) divorced but coparenting.
D) of a higher socioeconomic status.
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A) authoritarian parent.
B) authoritative parent.
C) indulgent parent.
D) neglectful parent.
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A) Children's consciences make them feel guilty about some of the initiatives that they take.
B) Children feel guilty if they do nothing,so their consciences tell them to take the initiative.
C) Children's consciences tell them they are guilty,so they take initiative to prove they are not.
D) Children's consciences are not yet mature enough to distinguish between guilt and initiative.
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A) the composition of children's groups.
B) the size of children's groups.
C) the interaction in children's groups.
D) all of these.
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A) 16%
B) 26%
C) 57%
D) 67%
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A) Physical abuse
B) Child neglect
C) Sexual abuse
D) Emotional abuse
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A) 10%
B) 20%
C) 30%
D) 40%
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A) gender differences result from the contrasting roles of women and men in most cultures.
B) the mother and father role are social constructions that emerged from our evolutionary past.
C) different social roles for men and women in most societies are chosen,not determined.
D) nature is the primary determinant of differences between the social labels we call "gender."
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A) social cognitive theory of gender
B) sex role theory of gender
C) psychoanalytic theory of gender
D) social role theory
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A) Joe's father's response.
B) Joe's father' response,but only because Joe is a boy.For girls,Joe's mother's response would be more helpful.
C) Joe's mother's response.
D) Joe's mother's response,but only because Joe is around preschool age.For older children,Joe's father's response would be more helpful.
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A) associative play.
B) constructive play.
C) pretense/symbolic play.
D) sensorimotor/practice play.
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A) teachers treat boys and girls differently.
B) children reinforce and punish each other for gender behaviors.
C) parents expect schools to treat children in gender-stereotypical ways.
D) children's gender concepts do not begin to form until elementary school.
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A) Jerome-autonomous morality;Hani-heteronomous morality
B) Jerome-heteronomous morality;Hani-autonomous morality
C) Jerome-universal law morality;Hani-context-specific morality.
D) Jerome-context-specific morality;Hani-universal law morality.
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