Increased sexual attraction and subtle changes in secondary sex characteristics begin happening at around the age of

To help the student study in smaller "bites," the textbook is divided into short sections that end with a study guide that contains Recite questions for the student to answer and check how well he or she remembers what was read as well as the Think Critically and Self-Reflect questions. These study guides found after each short reading section are called

a. Reflection Signposts. b. Study Breaks. c. Discovering Psychology. d. Clinical Files.

Research into the expectancy-value model (Simpkins et al., 2015) found that

a. it rarely works. b. parents’ beliefs were stronger predictors of their children’s beliefs than the reverse. c. it applies best to mathematics and reading. d. children’s beliefs were stronger predictors of their parents’ beliefs than the reverse.