Children are more likely to be friends with those who are
A) of the opposite sex.
B) similar to them.
C) older than themselves.
D) younger than themselves.
B) similar to them. Children are drawn to others who are like them.
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What can we conclude about how parents treat their sons and daughters with respect to independence?
a. Parents seem to treat boys and girls exactly the same in the area of independence. b. Because girls mature faster, parents allow their young daughters to be more independent than their sons. c. In every situation that has been studied, parents are more likely to encourage independence in their sons than in their daughters. d. In some situations, parents are more likely to encourage independence in their sons than in their daughters, but the results are not consistent.
The application of systems theory to families has focused primarily on
a. how families determine their culture. b. the climate of individualism versus collectivism. c. how families establish boundaries and rules. d. the impact of mesosytems within the family context.