Development of a Sense of Shared Responsibility Between Parents and Children

question 72

Multiple Choice

Development of a sense of shared responsibility between parents and children, such as negotiating a curfew, is called

• A) scaffolding
• B) coregulation
• C) moral relativism
• D) moral absolutism

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Definitions:

Past

The past refers to the period of time that has already occurred, in contrast to the present and the future.

Activity Theory

A theory that suggests aging adults remain more satisfied when they are engaged in activities that maintain their social interactions and personal development.

Participatory

Involving or allowing participation or involvement from all members or parts of a group or community.

Satisfied

The feeling of contentment or fulfillment that arises when needs, desires, or expectations are effectively met.