Crimes That Appear to Harm Only the Offender Are Often

question 21

Multiple Choice

Crimes that appear to harm only the offender are often called _______________.

• A) victimless crimes
• B) status offenses
• C) deviant behavior
• D) discretionary offenses

Recognize the role of parental influence and strategies in a child's autonomy and social development.

Describe the development of self-awareness and its significance in early childhood.

Differentiate between types of compliance and the development of conscience in children.

Analyze the impacts of maternal employment and daycare on child development and socialization.

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Definitions:

Compare

To examine two or more objects, ideas, or entities to identify similarities and differences between them.

Contrast Effects

The enhancement or reduction in perception and judgement of stimuli when compared to a recently encountered contrasting stimulus.

Absolute Thresholds

The minimum intensity of a stimulus that one can detect 50% of the time, varying between individuals and conditions.

Sensory Adaptation

How sensory receptors gradually become less perceptive to continuous stimuli as time passes.