32. Children understand that one’s culture is a stable attribute. The view that differences between cultural groups are fixed due to an inborn nature that defines members of various cultural groups is called_____.

3. Janet tells her son to finish a school assignment before going to bed. However, he wants to sleep right away. Janet says, “I know you are very tired, but the assignment is really important. How about I help you with the assignment so that you can finish it early? May be you can sleep an extra hour in the morning as well, all right, honey?” In this scenario, Janet uses the _____ parenting style.

6. _____ is best described as the belief that environmental features were made by people.

35. The assumption that objects have only one label; also known as the mutual exclusivity assumption is known as ____________.

47. Knowledge of the functions and processes involved in one’s storage and retrieval of information (memory), as shown by the use of cognitive strategies to retain information.

30.  Janie likes to talk to Fred who is an imaginary friend. She spends hours talking and playing with him. What is this relationship called? 

13. Class inclusion tasks are difficult for the preoperational child because:

20. According to Kohlberg’s theory of moral development, which of the following is the period during which moral judgments largely reflect social rules and conventions?

49. In __________ thinking, the child associates freely to the elements of the problem, allowing “leads” to run a nearly limitless course.

1. A parent says to a child “Because I say so”, and provide strict guidelines and controls the child’s action. Which parenting style does this parent exhibit?