The View That an Individual Child's Development Can Be Understood

question 53

Multiple Choice

The view that an individual child's development can be understood only by examining the reciprocal interactions among various family members is held by

• A) social learning theory.
• B) systems theory.
• C) performance models.
• D) attribution theory.

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Definitions:

Unobtrusive Measurement

A method of data collection in research that does not interfere with the subjects' behavior, allowing for more natural and authentic responses.

Survey Research

A method of gathering information from a sample of individuals through their responses to questions, often used in the social sciences.

Group

A group of people who communicate with each other, possess common traits, and together feel a sense of belonging or identity.

National Census

A systematic enumeration of a population, typically conducted by a government, to collect demographic, social, and economic information at a specified time.