Bronfen brenner acknowledged the role of the immediate environment on development but believed too much emphasis was placed on the __________ relationship to the exclusion of other equally important relationships

As a young child, Sinisia was told that he was "no good" and "a loser

" by his parents. As he grew older, he struggled with those feelings, which inevitably caused problems in his personal development. According to Alfred Adler, Sinisia has developed a(n) _____.

When evaluating recommendations and suggestions regarding child development questions, consumers must

a. assume that the majority is likely to be right. b. ignore cultural context, if the advice is good it will apply universally. c. understand the difference between anecdotal and scientific evidence. d. consider whether the advice is given by someone who has children of their own.