Author Question: One of the problems with relying on prosocial television programs to encourage prosocial behaviors ... (Read 248 times)

genevieve1028 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

One of the problems with relying on prosocial television programs to encourage prosocial behaviors in children is that

a. prosocial programs have no effect on behavior.
b. children do not like programs that promote prosocial behavior.
c. prosocial programs only affect the behavior of girls.
d. prosocial programs are far outnumbered by violent programs.

Question 2

Which statement concerning occupational development is true?

a. Research does not support either Super's claims that it is a developmental process nor Holland's emphasis on the importance role of personal characteristics.
b. Research does not support Super's claims that it is a developmental process but does support Holland's emphasis on the importance role of personal characteristics.
c. Research supports Super's claims that it is a developmental process but not Holland's emphasis on the importance role of personal characteristics.
d. Research supports both Super's claims that it is a developmental process and Holland's emphasis on the importance role of personal characteristics.