Children who grow up in families that are open to identifying and talking about emotions are more likely to
a. have mental health problems.
b. show less skill in identifying the feelings of others. c. show fearful behavior in the family.
d. show sensitivity to others in relationships outside their family.
Question 2
Recognizing that some aspects of one's thoughts, feelings, and actions are influenced by one's ethnic heritage is evidence of
a. ethnic-group identity. b. discrimination.
c. peer pressure.
d. cultural continuity.
Identification of Nonverbal Vocal Expressions of Emotions in a Different Culture
Caregivers’ responses sometimes help a child with strong emotions adapt to the environment.
Children with autism generally prefer interacting with objects over people.
An open chamber MRI may be more comfortable for the patient, but images may not be as distinct.
Blood pressure cuffs are available in various types and sizes for infants and children
Development of Morality in Young Children