In sociology, a significant other is:

Any person with a strong influence on an individual’s self-concept

Which of the following is NOT a role of significant others?

Controlling all aspects of a person’s life

What is a sibling’s role in adolescence?

Influencing behavior and socio-emotional development

What does autonomy refer to in adolescence?

The ability to make independent choices

In psychology, a significant other is defined as:

any individual who has pronounced importance to a person’s life/well-being

Community leaders are significant others because they:

Represent and influence communities

What is NOT a usual responsibility of parents?

Making all decisions for their children

Originally, affirmations were used to help:

People overcome destructive habits

What is the key to making affirmations effective?

Stating them frequently and believing in them

How can friends and peers impact an adolescent’s development?

By being sources of emotional support

What is the main purpose of affirmations?

To challenge negative beliefs and reinforce positive ones

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PD SW #2 REVIEW

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1
In sociology, a significant other is:
Any person with a strong influence on an individual’s self-concept
A famous celebrity
A parent who rewards and punishes a child
A romantic partner only
2
Which of the following is NOT a role of significant others?
Controlling all aspects of a person’s life
Influencing a person’s self-concept
Supporting an individual
Offering guidance and protection
3
What is a sibling’s role in adolescence?
Providing financial support
Avoiding interactions with each other
Influencing behavior and socio-emotional development
Acting as a substitute parent
4
What does autonomy refer to in adolescence?
The ability to make independent choices
Dependence on parents for decision-making
Complete separation from family
Avoiding responsibilities
5
In psychology, a significant other is defined as:
a person who can offer support during illness
Only a romantic partner
any individual who has pronounced importance to a person’s life/well-being
someone who offers support to another person
6
Community leaders are significant others because they:
Provide financial support to all adolescents
Are famous individuals
Represent and influence communities
Have political power
7
Which of the following is NOT listed as a challenge in middle adolescence?
Establishing a romantic relationship
Emotional maturity
Improving decision-making skills
Entering the workforce
8
Teachers, as significant others, act as:
Political figures
Business professionals
Strict rule enforcers only
Guides and mentors
9
Who popularized self-affirmations in the 1920s?
Emil Coué
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
10
What is NOT a usual responsibility of parents?
Encouraging open communication
Providing a safe and loving home
Making all decisions for their children
Teaching responsibility
11
Originally, affirmations were used to help:
Athletes improve performance
Business professionals increase wealth
Scientists in their research
People overcome destructive habits
12
What is the key to making affirmations effective?
Saying them only when feeling motivated
Stating them frequently and believing in them
Writing them once and forgetting about them
Using them to control others’ behavior
13
How can friends and peers impact an adolescent’s development?
By being sources of emotional support
By enforcing strict discipline
By preventing personal growth
By replacing parental guidance
14
Who first introduced the term “significant other” in psychiatry?
Emil Coué
Sigmund Freud
Harry Stack Sullivan
Armistead Maupin
15
What is the main purpose of affirmations?
To criticize oneself for failures
To control other people’s thoughts
To challenge negative beliefs and reinforce positive ones
To seek validation from others

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