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A longitudinal study of almost 2000 children revealed that the more television viewing they did as toddlers, the __________.

Each day when Sarah picks her son up from after-school care, she asks him, “What happened at school today?” This query is typically followed by other questions regarding the day (e.g., how he’s feeling, what he’s reading, etc.). Sarah’s questions reveal ______, a practice which will help her effectively manage her son’s development.

Menarche, the onset of menstruation, typically occurs at about __________ years.

Felicia wants to encourage her toddler’s cognitive development. One of the most important things she can do to reach her goal is __________.

Some childhood disorders generally emerge during the first five years; others emerge later during adolescence. __________ is an example of an early onset disorder which typically affects boys more often than girls.

Sally wants to encourage her son’s autonomy. Which of the following actions is likely to lead to a preschooler’s sense of autonomy?

When Lindy was a toddler, her mother began asking what clothes she wanted to wear. For example, she would ask, “Would you like to wear the white sweater or the blue one?” By giving Lindy the option to choose, she encouraged the development of her daughter’s __________.

When researchers require a child to suppress a predominant response (eat a marshmallow right away) and instead perform a subdominant action (wait 15 minutes and receive two marshmallows), they are testing the child’s __________ control.

Researchers worldwide have evaluated the effects of parental involvement. Which of the following statements best describes the characteristics or effects of a father’s relationship with his child?