How do children in the U.S. typically react to the addition of a sibling?
What will be an ideal response?
This seems to depend on the child. In general, a new sibling is met with ambivalence on the part of the older sibling. They may express love and warmth along with jealousy toward the younger sibling. Conflict occurs but it seems to have a positive effect on both of their growth.
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If you give a friend a fairly lengthy description about how you studied for your last exam, you are producing
a. prosody. b. a directive. c. pragmatics. d. discourse.
Precocious college students with unusually high levels of verbal intelligence are most likely to:
a. retrieve information from memory at an unusually rapid speed. b. perform at only an average level on tests of mathematical aptitude. c. experience less loneliness and achieve happier marriages than the average college student. d. demonstrate unusually high levels of the practical managerial intelligence common to successful business executives.