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Question 1

Interpretive Stage

Answer 1

Galinsky’s school age, between 4-13.
Parents should:
1. Share knowledge about the world with their child.
2. Interpret other authority figures by explaining what’s expected.
3. Teach morals and values as the need arises.
4. Help the child accept social realities.

Question 2

Interdependent Stage

Answer 2

Galinsky’s teen age.
Parents should:
1. Cope with the teen’s need for closeness and distance.
2. Monitor teen behavior and give guidance as needed.
3. Begin to give freedom to the teen.

Question 3

Early Episode Memories

Answer 3

1. Infants and toddlers do not have the thinking or language skills to have memories of personal events.
2. Children must have a sense of self and personal identity for life experiences to feel real.
3. Cultural differences influence early memories.

Question 4

Three important origins of abstract thought (Vygotsky)

Answer 4

1. Pretend play.
2. Language.
3. Imitation.

Question 5

Words learned by the age

Answer 5

3- 900.
4- 1500.
5- 2,000-2,200.

Question 6

Ways a child expresses gender identity

Answer 6

1. Clothing
2. Preferred name
3. Social behavior
4. Manner and style of behavior
5. Social relationships

Question 7

Aiding children in learning what’s right or wrong.

Answer 7

1. Explaining reasoning behind acceptable and unacceptable.
2. Model acceptable behaviors.
3. Explain how unacceptable behaviors damage others.
4. Avoid shaming children.

Question 8

Are you going to pass this exam?

Answer 8

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!