The Process by Which Children Acquire the Beliefs, Values, and Behaviors

question 73

Multiple Choice

The process by which children acquire the beliefs, values, and behaviors deemed significant and appropriate by older members of their society is

• A) self-actualization
• B) identification
• C) socialization
• D) sublimation

Recognize and apply critical thinking and problem-solving steps in personal and academic contexts.

Understand the importance of and strategies for effective team collaboration.

Identify the starting steps in problem-solving, acknowledging known and unknown elements.

Develop strategies to overcome math or science anxiety.

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Definitions:

Expectancy

The belief or anticipation that a specific event or outcome will occur, often used in the context of motivation and behavior.

Junk Food

A category of food that is high in calories but low in nutritional content, often characterized by high levels of sugar, fat, and salt.

Freedom of Movement

The right or ability of individuals to travel and relocate freely within or between places without restriction.

Psychological Needs

Fundamental emotional or mental requirements necessary for wellbeing and effective functioning of an individual.