Although We Often Cannot Directly Control All of Our Feelings,we

question 56

Multiple Choice

Although we often cannot directly control all of our feelings,we can influence our feelings by changing our behavior,according to

• A) the foot-in-the-door phenomenon.
• B) the attitudes-follow-behavior principle.
• C) attribution theory.
• D) role-playing theory.

Recognize the factors influencing the initiation of dating during adolescence.

Understand the effects of parental expectations on children's psychosocial development.

Describe the shift in self-identity from childhood to adolescence.

Explain the progression of moral reasoning according to Kohlberg's theory.

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