Parents Can Influence Their Children's Intergroup Attitudes

question 97

Multiple Choice

Parents can influence their children's intergroup attitudes

• A) through their child-rearing practices.
• B) through indirect teaching.
• C) by choosing the environments their children experience.
• D) by all of the above.

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Definitions:

Independent Factors

Variables in an experiment that are manipulated or changed to determine their effects on the dependent variables.

Verbal Abilities

Skills related to understanding, using, and processing words and language.

Stanford-Binet

An intelligence test designed to measure human intelligence and cognitive abilities, developed as a revision of the Binet-Simon scale.

Reliability

The degree to which test scores are free from errors of measurement, also, the capacity of an instrument to provide consistent results. See “test-re-test,” “alternative forms,” and “internal consistency”.