When Siblings Are Treated Differently by Parents, Research Shows That

question 4

Multiple Choice

When siblings are treated differently by parents, research shows that they are likely to

• A) get along worse because they feel competition.
• B) perceive the discrepancy as being unfair.
• C) get along better because they feel unique.
• D) try to be more like one another.

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Definitions:

Values and Beliefs

Core principles and assumptions that guide behaviors and interpretations of events by individuals or cultures.

Technological Control

The use of technology to monitor, manage, or influence the behavior and performance of individuals or systems.

Armrests

Structural components on chairs, seats, or other furniture designed to provide support and comfort for the arms.

Discourages Napping

Refers to practices or policies that deter or reduce the opportunity for taking short sleeps or rest periods during work or activity hours.