Being Able to Say No to a Friend's Request, Stand

question 4

Multiple Choice

Being able to say no to a friend's request, stand up for one's rights within a relationship, and tell someone when your feelings are hurt are all part of the communication skill called:

• A) self-disclosure
• B) conflict management
• C) negative assertion
• D) emotional support

Understand the principle of conservation and its role in cognitive development.

Analyze the significance of social and environmental interactions in shaping a child's developmental stages.

Comprehend the role of mental structures in Piaget's theory and how they adapt to incorporate new information.

Critically evaluate the limitations and criticisms of Erikson's and Piaget's developmental theories.