Imagine that you are seated near a mother, her son, and her daughter as you wait for a plane to arrive. If this mother follows the pattern described in Chapter 3 of your textbook, she is likely to
a. talk more to her daughter than to her son.
b. talk with her daughter about how to handle angry feelings.
c. encourage a larger vocabulary in her son.
d. discuss emotions related to sadness and fear with her daughter.
Question 2
Which of the following mother-child conversations would be most likely, according to the discussion in Chapter 3?
a. a mother talking with her daughter about anger
b. a mother talking with her son about anger
c. a son beginning a conversation about sadness with his mother
d. a son beginning a conversation about fear with his mother
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