Asked by susue
the main problem with informal theories is they are based on?
a.others experiences
b.bias
c.emotion
d.tradition rather than study
my answer is b
a.others experiences
b.bias
c.emotion
d.tradition rather than study
my answer is b
Answers
Answered by
susue
we all develop our own pet theories about children ,based on our own instincts and prejudices.we call these commonsensical or informal theories because they are based on our own personal experiences.when you think about it ,this is not a very reliable guide to follow.this information comes from two main sources:
1. from our own experiences of childhood,and from our observation of other people.
this information may be biased in many ways .more than likely these voices inside us come from our own parents.unfortunately their approach may not be the best one for us in our particular situation.
1. from our own experiences of childhood,and from our observation of other people.
this information may be biased in many ways .more than likely these voices inside us come from our own parents.unfortunately their approach may not be the best one for us in our particular situation.
Answered by
Writeacher
I would be looking for "all of the above." Sorry ... I think any of them could be correct.
Answered by
susue
ok im stumped ,can anyone help
Answered by
susue
would anyone think it would be a
Answered by
Writeacher
You'll need to wait for PsyDAG. I can see all four as being correct, but he'll be more precise.
Answered by
susue
thanks
Answered by
susue
well I know a is wrong ,sure hope someone can help me
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