Children can learn how to have friends by
a. observing adult models of friendships.
b. being taught behaviors that foster friendships.
c. learning from being rejected.
d. observing adult models of friendships and being taught behaviors that foster friendships.
Question 2
When setting rules for a child-care group, caregivers
a. are always fair to every child.
b. sometimes have to balance individual freedoms and group rights.
c. consider how easy the rules will be to enforce.
d. consult with parents before finalizing rules.
New England children like David, Joanna, and Abigail Mason (painted by an unknown artist around 1670
Children may sometimes sort their toys into different categories.
Aggressive and disruptive children are often not well-liked by peers and can be rejected or excluded ...
Review in Changes in Eight Different Domains of Adult Functioning
The divisions of the adult human brain.
Examples of how the recessive gene for straight hair passes from parents to children