What are two reasons for the increase in emotional regulation that occurs in toddlerhood?
What will be an ideal response?
-Toddlers have learned coping behaviors that help them to regulate their emotions, such as sucking their thumb when they are anxious or finding a trusted adult who will cuddle with them.
-Toddlers also develop secondary (sociomoral) emotions such as guilt, shame, or embarrassment that motivate them to do what is right and also to avoid engaging in behaviors that will get them in trouble.
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(a) very powerful but very rare (b) maintained by representativeness (c) powerful and pervasive (d) a sign of psychological instability
Bryoni's mother has rearranged the living room to create a study corner for her, with a desk, computer table, and bookcase. It is likely that Bryoni
A) sets a high priority on schoolwork and achievement. B) feels pressured by this arrangement. C) resents being singled out in this way. D) studied better sitting on the floor in front of the TV.