Interviews with Children Are Different from Interviews with Adults, Except

question 1

Multiple Choice

Interviews with children are different from interviews with adults, except that children:

• A) have the same attention span and capacity to stay focused as adults do
• B) have the same style of interaction as adults do
• C) have the same rights regarding confidentiality as adults do
• D) have the same cognitive functioning capabilities as adults do

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Definitions:

Sexist Comments

Remarks that discriminate or demean individuals based on their gender, reflecting and perpetuating stereotypes and biases.

Attribution Theory

A framework used in social psychology to understand how individuals infer the causes of others' behavior, as well as their own, as being due to personal dispositions or external situations.

Hostile Sexism

A form of sexism characterized by antagonistic attitudes and negative stereotypes about women.

Benevolent Sexism

A form of sexism that is expressed in a positive tone, often accompanied by paternalistic beliefs about women needing protection or nurturing.