A Contextual Factor That Has Been Shown to Have Little

question 111

Multiple Choice

A contextual factor that has been shown to have little influence on motor development is ______.

• A) choice of clothing the parent makes for the baby
• B) number of siblings and extended family members a baby has
• C) cultural style of interaction, such as an emphasis on individualism or on collectivism
• D) parental socialization skills needed for success and survival in various cultures

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Definitions:

Social Change

The alteration over time in the structure and functioning of societal norms and values, often resulting from shifts in cultural, economic, or political conditions.

Collective Unrest

A shared feeling of dissatisfaction or disagreement among a group of people, often leading to protests or movements.

Innovation

The process of translating an idea or invention into a good or service that creates value or for which customers will pay.

Contagion Theory

A theory in social psychology that explains how ideas, attitudes, and behaviors spread through populations as if they were infectious diseases.