b. children typically fail on purpose in order to establish a healthy independence from parents. practices have little effect on children's beliefs and values. c. d. parental behavior is only one of many factors that influence children's behavior. e. the resulting has an even more negative impact on their parenting skills. The term refers to the period of ____ 34. puberty a. formal operations and the development of conventional morality. late adolescence when self-identity is formed. b. c. rapid physical development and the onset of reproductive capability. d. sexual attraction to the opposite-sex parent. e. attachment to parents that ends the beginning of adolescence. Puberty is most closely related to the onset of ____ 35. menopause. a. b. menarche. c. crystallized intelligence. d. conventional morality. e. dementia. The term refers to the ____ 36. menarche a. onset of male sexual potency. b. first menstrual period. c. development of the primary sex characteristics. d. cessation of menstruation. e. end of the critical period. Ten-year-old Heidi is maturing early and already towers over all the girls and most of the boys in her ____ 37. fifth-grade class. Heidi is likely to be a. the most popular student in class. b. self-assured and independent. c. challenging her teacher's authority. d. the object of some teasing. older than average when entering the conventional stage. e. you're really concerned about the rights and dignity of women,” Yigal asked his older brother, ____ 38. “If can you justify buying pornographic magazines?” Yigal's question indicates that he is in the “how ________ stage of development. a. formal operational conventional b. c. preconventional d. concrete operational e. preoperational According to Erikson, infancy is to trust as adolescence is to ____ 39. a. autonomy. b. identity. generativity. c. d. integrity. e. competence.
b. children typically fail on purpose in order to establish a healthy independence from parents. c. practices have little effect on children's beliefs and values. d. parental behavior is only one of many factors that influence children's behavior. e. the resulting has an even more negative impact on their parenting skills. ____ 34. The term puberty refers to the period of a. formal operations and the development of conventional morality. b. late adolescence when self-identity is formed. c. rapid physical development and the onset of reproductive capability. d. sexual attraction to the opposite-sex parent. e. attachment to parents that ends the beginning of adolescence. ____ 35. Puberty is most closely related to the onset of a. menopause. b. menarche. c. crystallized intelligence. d. conventional morality. e. dementia. ____ 36. The term menarche refers to the a. onset of male sexual potency. b. first menstrual period. c. development of the primary sex characteristics. d. cessation of menstruation. e. end of the critical period. ____ 37. Ten-year-old Heidi is maturing early and already towers over all the girls and most of the boys in her fifth-grade class. Heidi is likely to be a. the most popular student in class. b. self-assured and independent. c. challenging her teacher's authority. d. the object of some teasing. e. older than average when entering the conventional stage. ____ 38. “If you're really concerned about the rights and dignity of women,” Yigal asked his older brother, “how can you justify buying pornographic magazines?” Yigal's question indicates that he is in the ________ stage of development. a. formal operational b. conventional c. preconventional d. concrete operational e. preoperational ____ 39. According to Erikson, infancy is to trust as adolescence is to a. autonomy. b. identity. c. generativity. d. integrity. e. competence.
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