Question

question 9 (2.5 points)
how do peer groups contribute to socialization?
they provide formal education and influence self - image.
they transmit cultural and social values.
they inform, entertain, and influence values, attitudes, and behaviors.
they provide a sense of belonging and influence social behavior.
question 10 (2.5 points)
what is the primary focus of jean piagets theory of cognitive development?
the influence of gender on moral development
the impact of social relationships on development
the evolution of moral reasoning from basic to sophisticated principles
the different stages of thinking from infancy to adulthood

Explanation:

• Question 9: Peer groups offer a sense of belonging (a social - emotional aspect) and influence social behavior (how individuals interact in a social context), which are key aspects of socialization. Formal education is more associated with schools, transmitting cultural values is more of a family or community - wide (in a broader sense) role, and while peer groups can inform and entertain, the most comprehensive and specific contribution to socialization is the sense of belonging and influence on social behavior.
• Question 10: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development focuses on the different stages of thinking (e.g., sensorimotor, pre - operational, concrete operational, formal operational) from infancy to adulthood. It is not centered on gender and moral development (that's more of Kohlberg's later work with some gender - related critiques), social relationships (Vygotsky's social - cultural theory is more about that), or just moral reasoning evolution (again, Kohlberg's domain).

Answer:

Question 9: They provide a sense of belonging and influence social behavior.
Question 10: The different stages of thinking from infancy to adulthood.