Harlow's monkey research and Freud and Dann's observation of war orphans suggest that the major contribution that a parent makes to social development is _____ , and that peer contacts _____ .
A) to promote the development of adaptive social behaviors; provide a sense of security
B) to provide a sense of security; promote the development of adaptive social behaviors
C) ensuring that infants survive; promote the development of adaptive social behaviors
D) to provide security and promote adaptive social behaviors; foster role-taking skills and long-lasting friendships
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Q4: Harlow's "peer-only" monkeys who were raised with
Q5: Freud and Dann's (1951) human parallel to
Q6: In the natural ecology, children's play groups
Q7: The research of Harlow and others indicates
Q8: Developmentalists define a peer as
A) an agemate
B)
Q10: Within their gender-segregated world of playmates
A) boys
Q11: Seven-year-old Sharon and four-year-old Sue often play
Q12: Mixed-age peer interactions may be particularly important
Q13: As early as the _ , children
Q14: _ seems to be particularly important to
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