Children Who Show Self-Recognition Are More Likely to Be Raised

question 87

Multiple Choice

Children who show self-recognition are more likely to be raised in cultures that emphasize which characteristic?

• A) physical appearance
• B) maternal interdependence
• C) individual autonomy
• D) emotional suppressions

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Definitions:

Social Cohesion

The bonds that bring people together in a society, fostering unity, solidarity, and a sense of belonging among its members.

Realistic Conflict Theory

A social psychology theory that suggests competition for limited resources leads to conflict between groups, resulting in increased prejudice and discrimination.

Ultimate Attribution Error

The tendency to ascribe the cause of a behavior to the dispositions of the group rather than to situational factors when evaluating behaviors of groups different from one's own.

Normative Influence

The effect of societal norms and expectations on an individual's behavior, prompting conformity to group standards.