When asked what they thought was the most important aspect of a child's social development, one sample of new parents said they hoped their child would
a. establish friendships with many peers.
b. develop a sense of humor, including being able to laugh at oneself.
c. show respect and obedience toward parents.
d. develop a strong sense of morality.
Question 2
Current thinking on the plasticity of the young child's brain attributes this plasticity to
a. the rapid increase in the number of neurons during infancy.
b. incomplete myelinization early in life.
c. an excess of neurons and synapses early in life.
d. maturation of the neurons in the corpus callosum.
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