According to Kohlberg's Theory of Gender-Role Development, Children Begin to Imitate

question 89

Multiple Choice

According to Kohlberg's theory of gender-role development, children begin to imitate same-sex models when they

• A) have established gender identity.
• B) are rewarded.
• C) have achieved gender constancy.
• D) have constructed gender schemas.

Recognize the optimal period for second language acquisition in children.

Identify strategies for vocabulary enlargement, including the technique of fast-mapping.

Understand the concept and significance of infant attachment and its manifestations.

Recognize the effects of stress and environment on infant brain development.

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Definitions:

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