The Degree to Which Parents Provide a Predictable and Organized

question 10

Multiple Choice

The degree to which parents provide a predictable and organized environment for a child is referred to as ______. This process gives children a sense of predictability and security.

• A) configuration
• B) structuring
• C) scaffolding
• D) regulation

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Definitions:

George Herbert Mead

A sociologist and philosopher known for his work in symbolic interactionism and for exploring the relationship between the self and society.

Personal Values

Core beliefs or standards that guide and motivate attitudes and actions in an individual's life.

Robert Merton

A prominent sociologist known for developing theories about social structure, anomie, and the role of social institutions in societal dysfunction.

Breadwinner-Homemaker

A traditional family model where one partner (the breadwinner) earns the family income, while the other (the homemaker) manages the household and child-rearing.