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A
fixed action patterns
B
instincts
C
conditioned reflexes
D
adaptive reflexes
A
perceptual set
B
telegraphic readiness
C
learning set
D
biological predisposition
A
identity moratorium
B
identity foreclosure
C
identity achievement
D
identity diffusion
A
playing with the infant
B
feeding and care giving their infants
C
providing routine child care
D
that does not involve visual contact with the infant
A
XYX
B
XXX
C
XX
D
XY
A
assimilation; accommodation
B
male testes; adrenal glands
C
male testes; female ovaries
D
female ovaries; depended male voice
A
menopause
B
crystallized intelligence
C
Alzheimer’s disease
D
role confusion
A
early; early
B
early; late
C
late; early
D
late; late
A
object permanence
B
operationalization
C
maturation
D
assimilation
A
the acquisition of socially acceptable behaviors
B
the learning of social norms
C
the physical and sexual development of early adolescence
D
biological growth process that are relatively uninfluenced by experience