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Q1: Regardless of their ethnicity, students in racially diverse classes (as op- posed to classrooms
with a single ethnic group) are
Answer: *D) none of the above


Q2: Among children in the U.S., TV viewing peaks during
Answer: *B) preadolescence (ages 10-13)


Q3: Among children in the U.S., video game playing peaks during
Answer: *B) middle childhood (ages 8-10)


Q4: Among children in the U.S., increased age is associated with
Answer: *C) increases in computer use


Q5: Children watch more TV if their family is
Answer: *A) single parent


Q6: Children watch less TV if
Answer: *D) all of the above


Q7: The tendency of very young children to believe that television images are as real as real-life
people and objects
Answer: *B) magic window thinking


Q8: Of all the media to which children are regularly exposed, over 85 percent of contained
violence
Answer: *D) all of the above


Q9: The process by which people show diminished emotional reaction to a repeated stimulus or
event
Answer: *C) desensitization


Q10: Compared with adolescent video game players, adult game players
Answer: *C) are more likely to sacrifice social time with friends or family

, Q11: Internet use generally predicts better outcomes for
Answer: *B) children with more social support


Q12: Experimental work on friendship formation over the Internet shows that
Answer: *A) the relative anonymity of the Internet reduces the risks inherent in self-disclosure


Q13: In the U.S., adolescent girls use IM as a form of communication to
Answer: *D) all of the above


Q14: Research on online conversations in chatrooms finds that adolescents are not exposed to
Answer: *D) many prosocial and moral lessons


Q15: Research on the effects of message boards devoted to self-injury shows that online
interactions
Answer: *D) some of the above but not all of the above


Q16: The effectiveness of natural mentors depends on
Answer: *A) frequency of contact


Q17: Explanatory mechanisms for the Pygmalion effect include
Answer: *C) children who were expected to succeed adopted a similar set of expectations about
them- selves


Q18: Children who have an overly dependent relationship with the teacher express
Answer: *A) more aggression


Q19: Possible reasons for the social success of homeschooled children in- clude
Answer: *D) all of the above


Q20: Benefits of open classroom learning environments include
Answer: *B) increased social benefits


Q21: Proposed reforms to secondary schools intended to ease the transition from elementary
school include
Answer: *C) increasing teacher awareness of the special needs of young adolescents

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