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In the context of developmental psychology, why are younger students often especially susceptible to emotional bullying?
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Developmental Psychology
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Which of the following has been shown to prevent problem behavior among children?
A
Permissive parenting with few rules
B
Lack of structure in daily routines
C
Exposure to violent media
D
Consistent parental monitoring and involvement
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Understand the concept of problem behavior in children, which refers to actions that are disruptive, harmful, or socially unacceptable.
Recognize that parenting styles and environmental factors influence children's behavior, with some approaches promoting positive outcomes and others increasing risk for problem behavior.
Evaluate each option by considering psychological research: permissive parenting with few rules often leads to lack of boundaries, which can increase problem behavior.
Note that lack of structure in daily routines can create unpredictability and insecurity, which may contribute to behavioral issues.
Identify that consistent parental monitoring and involvement provide clear expectations, support, and supervision, which research shows helps prevent problem behavior among children.
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