The Process by Which Children Are Taught How to Interact

question 33

Multiple Choice

The process by which children are taught how to interact in appropriate ways according to the rules and norms of their society is called

• A) indoctrination.
• B) socialization.
• C) cathexis.
• D) induction.

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Definitions:

Lose Control

The inability to manage one's actions, emotions, or thoughts, often leading to unpredictable or harmful behavior.

Covert Sensitization Therapy

A psychological treatment method that uses negative imagery to reduce the occurrence of an unwanted behavior by associating it with unpleasant sensations or consequences.

Imagery

The use of descriptive or figurative language to create vivid mental pictures, invoking sensory experiences in the mind of the reader or listener.

Alcohol Use

The consumption of beverages containing ethanol, which can range from moderate drinking to alcohol abuse and dependence.