Children Learn to Suppress Their Emotions and Display Them with a More

question 85

Multiple Choice

Children learn to suppress their emotions and display them with a more appropriate emotion according to societal rules.What have researchers found concerning the development of this behaviour?

• A)There is limited ability to disguise true feelings by as early as 3 years of age.
• B)Boys are more skilled at complying with display rules.
• C)Only children in communal societies are motivated by a desire to maintain social harmony.
• D)Even preschoolers are particularly skilled at convincing others that their lies are true.

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Definitions:

Indirect Sequence

A communication strategy that presents supporting details and evidence before revealing the main idea or conclusion.

Neutral-News Messages

Communications that are intended to inform without showing bias or eliciting strong emotional reactions.

Inductive Sequence

A logic sequence that builds from specific instances to a general conclusion, often used in reasoning or in creating narratives.

Supporting Details

Information or evidence provided in a text to explain, prove, or reinforce the main point or argument.