The Relations Between a Child and Her Immediate Environment Illustrate

question 101

Multiple Choice

The relations between a child and her immediate environment illustrate Bronfenbrenner's

• A)microsystem.
• B)mesosystem.
• C)exosystem.
• D)macrosystem.

Acknowledge the impact of cultural and environmental factors on aggression.

Understand the psychological mechanisms behind prejudice formation.

Understand key perceptual phenomena and biases such as projection, the fundamental attribution error, and the halo effect.

Explain the concept of social identity theory and its relation to stereotypes and discrimination.

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Definitions:

Experience Guilt

The emotional state that arises from the realization or belief that one has caused harm or violated a moral standard.

Self-Control

The ability to regulate one's emotions, thoughts, and behavior in the face of temptations and impulses.

Inhibition

The process of restraining or suppressing a response, action, or cognitive process, often discussed in psychology and neuroscience.

Aggressive Behaviors

Actions intended to cause harm or force upon others, either physically or emotionally, as a means of asserting dominance, expressing frustration, or achieving a goal.