The Existence of Easy, Difficult, and Slow-To-Warm-Up Children Is Considered

question 189

Multiple Choice

The existence of easy, difficult, and slow-to-warm-up children is considered evidence for

• A)early critical periods in development.
• B)lasting effects of the intrauterine environment.
• C)affective needs in infancy.
• D)hereditary differences in temperament.

Acknowledge the role of sociocultural influences on self-concept and behavior.

Recognize the complexity of self-esteem research, including its predictors and effects.

Understand the differences between individualism and collectivism and their impact on behavior and self-perception.

Understand the concept of self-esteem and its impact on personal worth.

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Definitions:

Golden Rule

A moral imperative to treat others as one would wish to be treated oneself, often cited across various cultures and religions.

Utilitarian

An ethical philosophy that advocates for actions to be made based on their outcomes, specifically aiming to maximize overall happiness and reduce suffering.

Professional Standards

Established norms and criteria in a profession that practitioners are expected to follow to ensure quality and integrity.

Distributive Justice

Concerns the fair allocation of benefits and resources among individuals in a society or group, considering equity and equality.