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_____ aggression requires more
cognitive capacity than reactive aggression. |
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Hostile ___ bias can lead to
people assuming every comment is a criticism |
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An individual
learns that their actions do not change things, so
they give up. |
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| Girls tend to be better at ___ motor skills |
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Fondling and exposure are examples
of ___ abuse. |
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The ___-sampling technique
involves randomly paging participants and asking
them what they are doing |
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This type of maltreatment
often consists of name-calling and belittlement. (2
words) |
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An ___ attachment is linked to
greater levels of abuse. |
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Self-___ is your belief in your own
abilities. |
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Adolescent ___ means that
teenagers think they are the center of the world |
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Boys tend to be better at ___ motor
skills |
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He is famous for his theory of
multiple intelligences |
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Parenting style without rules, but
with lots of love. |
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— If you have an internal
___, you are more likely to have success (3 words |
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If a person performs
worse on an achievement test than predicted by
an IQ score, they may have a specific ___ (2
words) |
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This is a major threat to
physical development. |
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The process by which people
learn how to act in society |
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___ is when a test doesn't
necessarily measure what it is supposed to
measure. |
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— One way to minimize the
effects of divorce is to encourage ___ parenting |
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Some people studying prosocial
behavior debate whether this actually exists |
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The ___ is demonstrated by
teenagers thinking that they are totally unique |
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___ has been linked to impaired
prosocial behavior and conscience development. |
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There are no legitimate criticisms of
Baumrind's work. |
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Self-___ is the ability to
objectively view oneself |
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Children of ___ are at a
disadvantage in school and in physical and mental
health |
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Definition
Parenting style that is high in
rules and low in child-centeredness |
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Childhood ___ can lead to diabetes
and other health problems |
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Erikson believed that people have
conflict between ___ and isolation in their early
adulthood. |
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Erikson's stage that is typical of
adolescence is called ___ vs. role confusion |
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Most people who are abused do not end
up abusing their own children. |
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Teenagers think
everyone is always paying attention to them and
they are on stage. |
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Definition
If a parent leaves their child
unsupervised, they may be guilty of ___. |
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A parental mental health
disorder can be a ___ for child maltreatment. (2
words) |
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A socialization technique
that results in more behavioral problems (2 |
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This involves feeling for someone
else; it results in increased prosocial behavior |
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Girls are more likely to engage in
___ aggression than boys. |
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Definition
If a group scores lower on an IQ test
because they're unfamiliar with the references
within the test, there may be ___ bias |
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Underdeveloped ___ lobes are
probably to blame for teenagers' impulsivity |
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