The inhibition of antisocial behavior, aggressive behavior and
showing prosocial behavior are characteristics of this.
What is self-regulation?
100
The type of aggression in which the goal is to harm another person is known as this.
What is hostile?
100
Renee observes someone else engaging in an altruistic act and getting rewarded for it. Renee is experiencing this.
What is direct reinforcement?
100
Joanne gives her last 10 dollars to her elderly neighbor to buy groceries at the grocery store. Joanne’s actions would be considered this.
What is altruistic?
100
Examples of “restraining socialization forces” include these things.
What is punishment, guilt, and the opinions of others?
200
Self-regulatory difficulties can be symptomatic of these.
What is conduct disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and depression?
200
A biological influence linked to antisocial behavior is known as this.
What is evolution?
200
Isabel wants the children in her kindergarten to share their toys with each other at greater frequency than they do now, particularly those who are resistant to the idea. The best way for Isabel to get this to happen is to ....
What is model sharing for the children?
200
Researchers who study altruism suggest “I’ll help him because he can’t do it himself” is characteristic of this age.
What is school-agers, 6–12 years?
200
Preschool teachers can help minimize aggression by doing these things.
What is giving children alternate ways of solving problems, stopping aggression immediately after it happens, and
setting standards and sticking to them.
300
Self-regulation can be observed in children beginning at about this age.
What is 2 years old?
300
These are examples of a behavioral tendency thought to be linked to aggressiveness.
What is impulse control, frustration tolerance, and activity level?
300
Having the children role play is an example of this.
What is learning by doing?
300
Preschoolers are more likely to help people who fit into one or more of these categories.
What is familiarity, helped them previously, and are friends?
300
The Whitings (1973, 1975) found that the cultural variable most closely associated with altruistic behavior was this.
What is the extent to which children were engaged in household chores directly linked to the family’s socioeconomic security?
400
Aggression, violence, and crime are examples of this type of behavior.
What is antisocial?
400
The “Culture of Honor” refers to the idea that ....
What is aggression is an acceptable reaction to personal affront (attacks)?
400
Morality includes these aspects.
What is feeling, reasoning, and behaving?
400
If you believed that altruistic behavior is an indicator of the ability to regulate biological drives, your thinking would be similar to that of this theorist.
Who is Freud?
400
If you are interested in how an individual’s social experiences result in the formation of judgments about social relationships, rules, and laws, you are interested in issues similar to those studied by this theorist.
Who is Piaget?
500
Aggression in which the goal is to obtain an object, privilege, or space is considered _________ aggression.
What is instrumental?
500
According to your text, it is not low socioeconomic status or poverty per se that influences aggressive behavior, but rather the _________ that often accompany such stress.
What is socialization mediators?
500
“How would I respect myself if. . .” is an example of reasoning at this moral level.
What is postconventional?
500
This is the motive for altruism.
What is empathy?
500
The justice moral perspective differs from the care moral perspective in that ...
What is justice emphasizes the individual; care emphasizes the group?