Author Question: Research indicates that children are more liked by their peers if they have substantial knowledge ... (Read 53 times)

RODY.ELKHALIL · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Research indicates that children are more liked by their peers if they have substantial knowledge about the emotions they experience. The likely reason for this is that these children

a. rarely display their emotions when in the presence of their peers.
b. may have learned to respond appropriately to the emotional expressions of their peers.
c. have learned to control their negative emotions.
d. display more emotions than most of their peers.

Question 2

Egg and sperm cells differ from most other cells in the human body because they

a. do not contain alleles.
b. are not able to be karyotyped.
c. contain twenty-three homologous pairs of chromosomes.
d. contain half as many chromosomes as other cells.