Children Explain Social Phenomena with Narratives That Are

question 9

Multiple Choice

Children explain social phenomena with narratives that are

• A)immature in development and often contain elements of fantasy.
• B)representative of events and goals of a few people.
• C)reflective of their particular learning styles.
• D)simplistic in nature and build on their prior experiences.

Analyze the effectiveness of different strategies in conflict situations, including verbal and non-verbal approaches.

Distinguish between different forms of violence and their patterns within conflicts.

Relate conflict management styles to concerns for self, others, and the relationship.

Understand the concept of credibility in conflict resolution.

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Definitions:

Generalizability

The extent to which findings from a study can be applied to broader contexts or different groups of people.

Educated Guess

A hypothesis or assumption made based on knowledge and reasoning rather than random guessing.

Hypothesis

A preliminary hypothesis presented upon scant evidence, aimed at instigating further exploration.

Null Hypothesis

A statement used in statistical testing which suggests that there is no significant effect or difference.