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kaid0807

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Self-restraint rationales given to misbehaving children tend to
 
  a. liberate the child from the confines of Oedipal morality.
  b. discourage feelings of guilt.
  c. trigger internally attributed feelings of guilt.
  d. motivate them to return to their coercive homes.

Question 2

Piaget's four developmental stages
 
  a. differ qualitatively from each other.
  b. are voluntarily chosen by the child's parents.
  c. are experienced in different sequences by children.
  d. can be skipped in instances where the child is a precocious early achiever.



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Answer to Question 1

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