Werner's longitudinal study examining resilient children in Hawaii found that the children were likely to have all of the following EXCEPT
A) pleasant personalities.
B) a positive relationship with a family member or another adult in the community.
C) average or above average intelligence.
D) an average peer status.
D) an average peer status.
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Which of the following is an indication of the problems caused by nicotine?
a. Nicotine interacts with other factors to promote stroke. b. Nearly 10 percent of long-term smokers will die from smoking-related causes. c. It is estimated that in a few years, smoking will be the largest single health problem in the world. d. Fetuses exposed to nicotine in utero show health problems. e. Nicotine is less addictive than is LSD.
A teacher assigns children of different racial groups to work together on a world history project. The Italian child, the Bulgarian child, the Chinese child, and the Mexican child are each responsible for teaching the others about the country where their
parents were born. The teacher is trying to reduce prejudice through her familiarity with research on A) the minimal intergroup paradigm. B) ingroup differentiation. C) the contact hypothesis. D) the illusory correlation.