39 Infant Jay is crying loudly. There is a sudden long, initial loud cry, follow

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39 Infant Jay is crying loudly. There is a sudden long, initial loud cry, followed by a long period where Jay holds his breath until the next crying sound comes out. This type of cry indicates that Jay is: a. in pain b, tired c. angry d. hungry 40. Which of the following is NOT a factor in emotional regulation? a. context or emotion b. age of child e. pride d. ability to communicate 1. Which theory explains why older adults spend most of their time with familiar individuals and family? a. activity theory e. social discontinuity theory b. selectivity theory d. disengagement theory 42. Temperament refers to individual differences in all of the following EXCEPT a. emotions. b. behavior styles. 43. Baby Sachelle is generally in a positive mood. She follows a regular daily routine and is calm during new situations. According to Chess and Thomas, Sachelle is: a, uninhibited. c. a difficult child d. an easy child. 44. Juanita is a difficult and inhibited child. As an adult, she is likely to: a. experience marital conflict e. enter a stable job track early b. be well adjusted. d. have a slow-to-warm child 45. The idea that children have different temperaments should help parents realize that: a. "self-fulfilling prophecies" are not a concern in child rearing. b. there is little they can do to influence their children's personalities c. there is no single best way to raise all children. d. conflict with their children is inevitable and normal at some point in their lives. is one's sense of being male or female. 46 a, Gender role b. Sex c. Gender identity d. Gender 47. Gender typing is the: a. social and psychological dimensions of being female or male. b. biological aspects of being female or male. e. set of expectations that prescribe how females and males should act, think, and feel. d. process by which children acquire the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are considered appropriate for being female or male in a particular culture. 48. Pat's 23rd pair of chromosomes is XY. Pat is a: a. male. b. female e.carrier for fragile X syndrome. d. child with Down syndrome. 49. are sex hormones produced both by the testes and adrenal glands. a. Androgens b. Testosterones e. Estrogens d. Estradiols 50. What is a pelvic field defect? a. A condition in males caused by a lack of androgen receptors in their cells. b. A condition in which males are missing a penis. c. A condition in females caused by enlarged glands producing high levels of androgens d. A condition in which a child is bon with both male and female genitals. 51. Which developmental approach argues that different environmental pressures in primeval times forced the separation of gender roles? a. behavioral b. social c. evolutionary d. cognitive

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39. Answer - A

This is a cry of pain.

40. Answer - C

Pride is not a factor in emotional regulation.

41. Answer - B

Selectivity theory explains why older adults often spend more time with familiar individuals.

42. Answer - C

It doesn't include individual differences in attachment.

43. Answer - D

She is an easy child.

44. Answer - A

As an adult she is likely to experience marital conflict.

45. Answer - C

There is no single best way to raise all children.

46. Answer - C

Gender identity is ones sense of being male or female.

47. Answer - C

I is the st of expectations and norms for both exes.

48. Answer - A

XY chromosome means that Pat is a male.

49. Answer - A

Androgens are produced by both testes and adrenal cortex.

50. Answer - B

Males have missing penis.

51. Answer - C

The evoltionary theory.

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