As Delia and her mother are out shopping, they watch as another shopper accidentally drops her basket of groceries all over the floor. Delia's mother tells her to wait while she assists the lady, and proceeds to help pick up all of the dropped groceries. At school the next day, Delia assists a classmate who dropped her books on the way into class in the same manner. In this case, Delia's mother
has helped inspire prosocial behavior by
a. induction of prosocial acts.
b. providing Delia an opportunity to behave prosocially.
c. disciplinary practices that reward prosocial behavior
d. modeling prosocial behavior.
d
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A) The child will seek out a primary caregiver as a "safe base." B) The child will not distinguish between familiars and others in terms of smiling or beckoning behavior. C) The child will be less likely to beckon strangers. D) The child will begin to imagine the outcomes of her behavior before exhibiting the behavior.
Which of the following statements defines basic concepts?
a. They are concepts that have a moderate number of instances and that are easier to acquire than those having few or many instances. b. They are especially representative examples of another concept. c. They are integrated mental networks of knowledge, beliefs, and expectations concerning a particular topic or aspect of the world. d. They are made up of other concepts and express a single idea.