Children Who Have Internalized a Sense of Right and Wrong

question 268

Multiple Choice

Children who have internalized a sense of right and wrong would be most likely to have parents who:

• A) give children the independence to do anything they want.
• B) deprive the children of privileges until reasonable expectations are met.
• C) give emotional support and teach children how to meet reasonable expectations.
• D) actively prevent their children from falling into the wrong cliques at school.

Distinguish between different types of memory and their characteristics.

Explain the concept of false memories and how they can be induced.

Recognize the role of rehearsal in memory retention and the effects of interference.

Identify and differentiate between explicit and implicit memory.

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Definitions:

Associative-Link

A cognitive connection between two ideas, concepts, or events, formed through the process of learning or experience.

Contiguity

The temporal pairing of two events

Drive Reduction

A theory in psychology suggesting that motivation arises from the need to reduce internal drives such as hunger or thirst, leading to certain behaviors.

Behavior-Reinforcer Belief

The belief or expectancy that a particular behavior will lead to a specific reinforcing consequence.