1 .		Three of the following teachers are likely to enhance their students' self-concepts. Which one is least likely to do so? [Hint]   Mr. Alvaro teaches students a technique that enables them to solve their geometry proofs more successfully.   Ms. Berkowitz holds a class spelling bee to see which student is the best speller in the class.   Ms. Caruso teaches her students how to do the butterfly stroke in swimming.   Mr. Davidson uses a role-playing activity to help his students develop better interpersonal skills.
2 .		Which one of the following is the best example of how an imaginary audience can be a factor in an adolescent's self-concept? [Hint]   Annette thinks that none of her friends can possibly understand how badly she feels about not having a date for the homecoming dance.   Betsy doesn't like working in cooperative groups because she often has trouble understanding new concepts and doesn't want her classmates to think she's stupid.   Christa doesn't think she could ever become a teacher because she doesn't like speaking in front of groups.   Darlene is convinced that everyone in school has noticed that one of her ears sticks out more than the other.
3 .		Socialization is best defined as the process through which children: [Hint]   Acquire such personality characteristics as friendliness or shyness.   Learn how to get along with others.   Learn what is acceptable behavior in their society.   Learn to appreciate being with other people.
4 .		Eisenberg's theory of prosocial behavior proposes that as children grow older, they: [Hint]   Become increasingly more concerned about helping others in need.   Acquire a more positive self-concept with regard to their social competence.   Develop more abstract notions about right and wrong.   Become increasingly aware of the thoughts and feelings that motivate their own behaviors.
5 .		Which one of the following statements is an example of induction as developmental theorists define the term? [Hint]   "When you shout out the answers to my questions, you prevent anyone else from answering them."   "Under no circumstances will cheating be tolerated in this classroom."   "As soon as everyone has settled down, you can all go to lunch."   "Someone spilled blue paint all over the floor without telling me, and I think I know who that 'someone' is."
6 .		Three of the following statements regarding peer pressure are consistent with research findings presented in the textbook. Which one is not? [Hint]   Peer pressure tends to affect students who feel alienated from their families more than those who have strong family bonds.   Peer pressure may promote effort in school and abstinence from alcohol.   Peer pressure seems to have its greatest effects during the high school years.   Peer pressure may encourage a "tom-boy" to behave in more stereotypically feminine ways.