Which of the Following Is Not Accurate Regarding Parents' Contribution

question 100

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not accurate regarding parents' contribution to children's social understanding:

• A)the ability to encode and decode emotional signals is acquired to some extent in the context of parent-child play
• B)only mothers make a clear contribution to their children's social understanding
• C)parent responsiveness and warmth predict children's attentional abilities and, in turn, higher peer competence
• D)parents teach their children working models of social relationships

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Definitions:

Social Identity Theory

A psychological theory that examines the individual's sense of belonging to particular social groups and how it affects perceptions and behaviors.

Informal Groups

Naturally occurring groups within an organization, formed based on personal relationships or common interests rather than structured or organizational dictates.

Social Identity Theory

A psychological theory that examines the part of an individual's self-concept derived from perceived membership in a social group, influencing intergroup behavior.

Group Affiliations

The connections or associations an individual has with different groups, like social, professional, or religious organizations.