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Question: What is defined as the knowledge, language, values, customs, and material objects that are passed from person to person and from one generation to the next in a human group or society?
Answer:  Culture

Question: The process of guiding the child through verbal instructions and actions to acquire some behavioural traits and skills is known as
Answer:  Direct learning

Question: A family model where children are expected to explore their surroundings with protection from their parents is known as
Answer:  Nurturant parent model

Question: Which tool of child rearing does the child learn unconsciously and without any formal training?
Answer:  Language

Question: When parenting is considerd as a single, narrow minded method of parenting, without fulfilling the range of parental duties, the method is known as
Answer:  Rules of traffic model

Question: What is the process by which an infant becomes an acceptable member of his/her society?
Answer:  Socialization


Question: Child rearing practices, patterns
and beliefs are usually based on a \n	
understanding of what children need and what they are expected to become later in life.
Answer:  Culturally-bound

Question: Children benefits from these activities in the course of rearing except
Answer:  Facilitate the child's interaction with others inside the home- \nwithin the community, at school, etc.

Question: Which of the parenting models looks at a childYs internal world and derives the sources of parenting success from there?
Answer:  Parenting for everyone

Question: The transfer, giving out, or exchange of children among families known as
Answer:  Child Fostering

Question: Who provides children the opportunity to acquire indigenous knowledge?
Answer:  Parents and other adults



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