Meredith's 5-year-old friends at the playground run around from the rides to the slides, but Meredith's mother told her she had to stay on the swings and not move to another place in the playground
When Meredith complained that the other children were allowed to play where they wanted, Meredith's mother told her to stay on the swings "because I said so." This is an example of
a) involved parenting.
b) authoritarian parenting.
c) permissive parenting.
d) authoritative parenting.
b
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a. positive punishment b. negative punishment c. positive reinforcement d. negative reinforcement
According to the idea of , when we read a sentence like, "Carmelo grabbed his coat from his bedroom and his backpack from the living room, walked downstairs, and called his friend Gerry," we create a simulation of Carmelo's apartment and keep track of his location as he moves throughout the apartment
a. global connections b. situation models c. causal inference d. speech continuity