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Perception |
refersto a biological construct that involves interpretation of stimuli by the brain. |
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competent |
The most importantinfluence on students’ achievement is the ________________ teacher. |
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Laissez-faire |
refers to a policy ofletting people do as they please |
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authoritarian |
In astudy in which boys were given a craft project in an after-school group, within-groupaggression was linked to having a leader with a(n) ________ leadership style. |
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direct |
Whenlittle emphasis in a learning environment is placed on discussion, studentideas, or discovery learning, the method is considered _________ instruction. |
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future |
Peers According toresearchers, adolescents turn to their parents for _________-oriented decisions |
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Social competence |
refersto behavior informed by an understanding of others’ feelings and intentions,the ability to respond appropriately, and knowledge of the consequences ofone’s actions. |
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Conceptions andreasoning about people, the self, relations between people, social group rolesand rules, and the relations of such conceptions to social behavior are called |
social cognition |
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Children aged 2 to 7years are in the stage Piaget termed _________. |
preoperational |
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Prevalence |
Theterm that refers to the extent to which violence occurs in a television programis the _________ of violence. |
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rate |
The term that refersto the frequency of violent episodes per television show is the _________ ofviolence |
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Arousal |
theories examinephysiological changes in the body and subsequent emotions that occur |
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desensitization |
The gradual reductionin response to a stimulus after repeated exposure is |
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Advertisersreport that children start asking for brand names as early as |
2 years old |
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age 8 |
At what age dochildren start to become aware that the purpose of a television advertisementis to sell something? |
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stealth |
When the intent of anadvertisement is concealed or hidden, this is known as _________ advertising. |
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mutual support |
The five functions ofa community are production, distribution, and consumption; socialization;social control; social participation; and _________. |
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social participation |
The community fulfillsthe need for companionship. This is an example of the _________ functionof community |
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population density |
The number of peopleoccupying a certain area of space |
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Populationcomposition |
refers to thestability or mobility of people in a neighborhood, their homogeneity, and theirheterogeneity. |
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evolution |
The passing on of thesurvival and adaptive characteristics of the species from one generation to thenext is known as _________. ANSWER: evolution |
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less |
. Children whose parents mediate TV viewing are _________________likely to imitate aggression |
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ADHD |
Children diagnosedwith _________________ are more prone to aggressive behavior than are normalchildren |
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contagion |
Individual aggressive tendencies are magnified through social__________________. |
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Reasoning |
The ability tounderstand rules, distinguish right from wrong, and take another person’sperspective is which of the three dimensions of morality? _________ |
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Conventional |
_________ morality refers to the stage of moral development inwhich children realize that rules are arbitrary agreements that can be changedby those who have to follow them. |