A high school counselor is working with two students who recently broke up with their partners. Student A (Female) reports feeling extremely depressed and anxious, stating, “The relationship didn’t turn out like I always imagined it would; I feel like a failure.” Student B (Male) reports being sad but is quickly moving on, focusing his energy on his soccer team and hanging out with his male friends. Based on Soller’s (2014) findings on relationship inauthenticity and cultural roles discussed in your textbook, which intervention is most specifically supported by the research to address wellness concerns of Student A?

Match the developmental scenario (left column) to the specific developmental gender knowledge milestone in infancy it demonstrates (right column).

As presented in your textbook, children who are perceived different, including gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender (LGBTQ+) youth are more likely to be:

Barr et al.’s (1991) study on the !Kung San, Dutch, and U.S. infants provides strong evidence against which of the following common misconceptions about infant crying?

Based on the information presented in the textbook, match the observed behavior in a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)(left column) to the specific area of difficulty related to social referencing (right column).

Empathy, jealously, and embarrassment are considered primary emotions.

A child who does not seek proximity to the mother and, after she leaves the room, does not look distressed, is likely exhibiting a(n)

Based on the information presented in your textbook, which of the following scenarios best represents the concept of identity diffusion proposed by James Marcia?

As presented in your textbook, socioemotional selectivity theory would predict that well-being in adulthood is likely to be highest in which of the following cases?

In the assigned video, Still Going Strong: Sexuality in Older Adults, Dr. Tuuli Kukkonen states that focusing on the sexual satisfaction in older adults would also improve their lives in which other areas (select all that apply):