Antisocial Behavior in Children Before Age 5 or 6 Has

question 49

Multiple Choice

Antisocial behavior in children before age 5 or 6 has been found to be associated with

• A) fewer antisocial behaviors as children get older because they outgrow it.
• B) fewer antisocial behaviors in adolescence than children who only begin to show antisocial behaviors later in childhood or adolescence.
• C) more serious and persistent delinquent behavior over time.
• D) less social rejection and school failure when compared to children who begin to show antisocial behaviors at a later age.

Comprehend how stereotypes are resistant to change and their pervasive impact on societal attitudes.

Familiarize with social psychological theories explaining the origins and maintenance of prejudice and discrimination.

Identify specific stereotypes associated with racial and gender groups and their manifestations in prejudice and discrimination.

Understand the mechanisms through which stereotypes affect interpersonal and intergroup interactions.

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