People Who Are Reluctant to Help Others Are Often Themselves

question 52

Multiple Choice

People who are reluctant to help others are often themselves victims of:

• A) fear of social blunders.
• B) having being caught in a reality programme.
• C) childhood abuse.
• D) low self-esteem.

Understand the application of social learning theory in development, including observational learning.

Identify the foundations and critical aspects of cognitive-developmental theories.

Analyze the role of the scientific method in developmental psychology research, including hypothesis formulation and research methodologies.

Interpret the role of culture and social interaction in development according to Vygotsky's theory.

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