The Whitings' Studies of Six Cultures

question 79

Multiple Choice

The Whitings' studies of six cultures:

• A) showed that parents rarely try to control their children's behavior.
• B) found different child-rearing practices among individuals within Kenyan society.
• C) concluded that the Gusii of Kenya are prosocial and that U.S. children are self-centered.
• D) contributed to our knowledge of how cultural differences shape children's personalities and behavior.

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Definitions:

Scuffing

Wear caused by friction between two moving surfaces without adequate lubrication, often seen in engine parts.

Negative Camber

A wheel alignment setting where the top of the wheel is tilted inward towards the vehicle, improving cornering performance at the expense of tire wear.

Inside Shoulder

The part of a road or highway that lies between the innermost lane and the median or central reservation, often used for emergency stopping.

Lead to the Right

A directive or technique in various contexts that indicates moving or adjusting something towards the right direction.