1. What Is Your Understanding Of Maslow's Hierarchy Of Context In Which You Grew Up.

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TECA 1303 Midterm Answer in complete sentences and be sure to spell check. “Yes” or “No” answers alone will not receive any points. Choose 10 questions to answer from the 14 questions listed below. Use your textbook to answer the questions. Repeat the question and provide a 1-3 paragraph response. 1. Thinking about your own life using Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model, can you draw a picture of the various layers of context in which you grew up?6 2. *What is your understanding of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs? Do you know someone who you would consider has reached the highest levels? My understanding of Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs is that people have five stages that motivate behavior. Level one, two and three I feel are centered around basic needs, which are food, water, …show more content…

In the end the mother could not adjust to someone else caring for her child. 5. *Have you ever known a family that valued interdependence over independence? Which parts of this chapter would not pertain to them? Which parts would? I have known people to value interdependence over independence. What would not pertain to interdependence is the encouragement of early self -help skills or thought and actions. Family may teach interdependence in early childhood, but once a child has grown up they learn how to be independent. What would pertain to interdependence and the values of this type of family are their values, and close family relationship. They are less adamant about children grow up fast. Both 6. *How much do you help a child who is struggling to do something on his or her own? What experiences do you have in teaching self-help skills? Do you agree that children should be given opportunities to do things on their own, or do you feel better about helping children, especially when they are struggling? Which was stressed more when you were growing up—independence or

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