Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory Is Useful for Teachers

question 79

Multiple Choice

Erik Erikson's psychosocial theory is useful for teachers

• A) who instruct elementary school children, but it is not practical for teachers of college students.
• B) who design lesson plans for preschool children, but it is not very useful for instruction with primary and secondary grade children.
• C) who believe that children's development is influenced more strongly by genetics than by cultural factors.
• D) because it suggests that children play an active role in their own development.

Comprehend the significance of providing background or history in a formal report.

Identify and explain guidelines for organizing report data effectively.

Distinguish between topic headings and talking heads with examples.

Understand various attitudes and cultural practices surrounding death.

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Definitions:

Foreseeable Misuse

A legal concept referring to the predictable and incorrect use of a product that manufacturers should anticipate and guard against.

Obvious Risks

Hazards or dangers that are clear and apparent, which a reasonable person would recognize.

Unforeseeable Consequences

Outcomes that could not reasonably be predicted or expected to result from specific actions or events.

Commonly Known Dangers

Hazards or risks that are widely recognized and understood by the general public.