Which Parental Practice in Response to a Child Doing Something

question 176

Multiple Choice

Which parental practice in response to a child doing something wrong is likely to influence the child to feel guilt rather than shame?

• A) saying "You're a bad boy"
• B) publicly humiliating the child
• C) helping the child to understand the consequences of his or her actions for others
• D) removing expressions of love in disciplinary situations

Understand the impact of biological factors on sexual orientation and behavior.

Explore the effects of age, culture, and evolution on mate selection and attractiveness.

Analyze the influences of hormonal factors on fetal development and adult sexual orientation.

Examine the role of evolutionary psychology in explaining human mating preferences and strategies.

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Definitions:

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