There Are Substantial Similarities Worldwide in How Cultures Socialize Young

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Multiple Choice

There are substantial similarities worldwide in how cultures socialize young children and structure their social environments.What are the similarities?

• A)Fathers take over the role of socialization and mothers have no role at all.
• B)There is a rapid and complete reduction in the roles that mothers play in their child's social development.
• C)There is an increase in the roles that mothers play in the social expansion of the child.
• D)There is a gradual lessening of dependence on the mother and a move toward peers and older children.

Describe the implications of conditioning theories for understanding drug effects and behavior.

Understand the role of context in conditioning and its effects on behavior.

Differentiate between various models of conditioning and their key assumptions.

Recognize the experimental evidence supporting different conditioning models.

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