YC100 BR1 Quiz Practice

Which of the following factors can influence variations in the experiences of childhood worldwide?

Theorists who argue that behaviour is rooted in biology and genes are __

Canadian definitions of childhood and children tend to largely reflect Western assumptions about ability, power, _______

________ is a social creation subject to redefinition by the society or culture that attempts to define them.

Which of the following philosophers is regarded as “the Father of English liberalism”?

One criticism of Phillipe Aries' historical analysis of medieval childhood is that___

John Locke argued that a child is born carefree and innocent, but not “blank” and unequal to others.

Youth and Children’s Studies focuses on studying children and youth using a________________.

What is the risk of using one universal definition of childhood that is accepted by all?

Like many adults living in the past, “average” children wrote a great deal about their own experiences.

Who studied the history of childhood using historian portraits of art?

According to your textbook, “childhood” ________.

Many researchers take a __approach that captures the “big picture” to study major changes and continuities in childhood

According to your textbook, children have at concurrent times been written about as all of the following except for ____

The Statistics Canada definition of childhood is largely tied to ________.

CHILD as a concept does not have any other meaning except a biological one.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that children were quantitatively and qualitatively similar to adults.

Charles Horton Cooley is famously known for ________.

__ is used to study the effects of gender, race, class, sexual orientation, and ethnic origin on children.

When Michael Ghiglieri claimed that girls' and boys' behaviours are ‘hardwired’, he meant that they are genetic.