One of the Primary Goals of the Child-Centered Family of the Early-Mid

question 18

Multiple Choice

One of the primary goals of the child-centered family of the early-mid 1800s was to

• A) raise children who were obedient to authority.
• B) allow parents to spoil their children.
• C) raise independent individuals who would become responsible citizens of the American republic.
• D) increase the average number of children per family to five per household.
• E) preserve childhood innocence.

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Definitions:

Bias

A tendency to hold a particular perspective or preference that can lead to unfair judgments or decisions.

Task-Oriented Cooperation

Collaborative efforts focused on achieving specific goals or completing tasks, often emphasizing efficiency and effectiveness.

Optimal Intergroup Contact

A theory suggesting that under certain conditions, direct contact between members of different groups can reduce prejudice and improve relationships.

Shared Goal

A common objective or aim that is pursued by individuals within a group, fostering collaboration and teamwork.