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Social learning theory holds that peers exert a powerful influence on the child's socialization by means of
 
  a. rewards and punishment. c. equilibration.
  b. shaping. d. modeling and reinforcement.

Question 2

When Doreen was in her ninth month of pregnancy, she read nursery rhymes out loud every night for her unborn child to hear. Current research suggests that Doreen's baby
 
  a. will not be affected by Doreen's reading routine because unborn babies cannot hear sounds.
  b. will prefer to hear an unfamiliar voice over Doreen's voice.
  c. will prefer to hear Doreen's voice over a stranger's voice.
  d. will learn to read at a very early age.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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