Author Question: When a more powerful child repeatedly hits, teases, or humiliates a particular weaker child, then he ... (Read 114 times)

Yi-Chen · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

When a more powerful child repeatedly hits, teases, or humiliates a particular weaker child, then he or she is being __________ the weaker child.

A) prosocial to
B) an agonist to
C) hedonistic with
D) a bully to

Question 2

All the girls in the clique applauded Marina when she showed them the makeup she shoplifted at the local pharmaceutical store. When she told them how easy it was to slip a lipstick into her backpack, they were all eager to go there and try for themselves. This is a clear example of

A) deviance training.
B) expressivity.
C) homophily.
D) hedonistic reasoning.