Sherelle goes into her 3-month old's room several times a night, even when he is not crying, to make sure that he is still lying in the middle of his crib, that he has not covered his face and mouth with his blanket,
and that there is nothing dangerous in the child's immediate environment. Though some might say that Sherelle is worrying too much, this is an example of a learning-based activity called __________.
a. reaffirming
b. monitoring
c. placating
d. patrolling
Answer: D
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a. Psychostimulant b. Analgesic c. Psychotropic d. Antimanic
Anthropologist John Ogbu compares the involuntary immigration of Africans as slaves to America, and the motivation to succeed educationally in subsequent generations of African Americans to
a) the voluntary immigration of Italian-Americans to America and the motivation for learning and success in subsequent generations. b) the voluntary immigration of Irish-Americans to America and the motivation for learning and success in subsequent generations. c) the voluntary immigration of German-Americans to America and the motivation for learning and success in subsequent generations. d) the involuntary immigration of Koreans to Japan during World War II and the motivation for learning and success in subsequent generations.