Question

1. a \significant other\ is a person whose approval is important to you. who is most likely a significant other for a young child?

a. a teacher.
b. a parent.
c. a movie star.
d. a stranger.

1. the

ature vs. nurture\ debate in sociology asks if personality is mostly caused by:
a. food or sleep.
b. parents or friends.
c. genetics (what you are born with) or environment (how you are raised).
d. video games or books.

Explanation:

Question 5

A significant other is someone whose approval matters. For a young child, parents are primary caregivers and a major influence, so their approval is important. A teacher has some influence but less than parents, a movie star is distant, and a stranger has no significant role in a child's life for approval.

The "nature vs. nurture" debate is about whether traits (like personality) come from innate genetics (nature) or environmental factors like upbringing (nurture). Option c directly addresses this, while others are unrelated (food/sleep, parents/friends as specific groups, video games/books as media).

Answer:

b. A parent.

Question 6