Baby Chuck is picked up by a stranger. He immediately looks at his mother's face, and judges his reaction based on whether she expresses pleasure or concern
Chuck's reliance on cues from his mother in forming his own reaction is best considered an example of:
a. stranger anxiety
b. separation anxiety
c. prosocial behavior
d. social referencing
d
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In the study by Judith Rodin and Ellen Langer (1977), which of the following was found to be the result of older adults having perceived control over their own lives?
It was found to increase longevity. It increased the levels of stress. It significantly reduced life expectancy. It led to fewer social interactions.
Identify the scenario that best demonstrates learning theories
Lindsey has some hostility toward his father. Stevie is a 6-year-old girl who is trying to act like her father. Mick realizes that he is male and that he will always be male. Christine wears a dress, and both her parents tell her how pretty she looks.