Children who are more withdrawn and solitary tend to have more success in making friends when they:
A) have aggressive personalities.
B) demonstrate attention-seeking tactics.
C) have pleasant personalities.
D) are bullies.
C) have pleasant personalities. Children who are more withdrawn and solitary but have pleasant personalities tend to have more success in making friends than do those who are aggressive or act out to get attention.
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If Theo is an 11-year-old boy, which of the following best typifies the "exotic becomes erotic" theory?
A) "Boys are stupid, because all they want to do is play sports." B) "Girls are really gross, because they like to kiss and hug." C) "I used to think 'girls stink', but I don't think that now." D) "I used to like girls, but now I think they are annoying."
Gender schema theory synthesizes elements of Kohlberg's theory with
A) principles of operant and classical conditioning. B) Piaget's cognitive development theory. C) Bandura's social learning theory. D) information-processing theories.