Question

A child’s behaviors might be considered typical or adaptive in one situation but not in another because these behaviors may: a. be rare or unusual when compared to other children of the same age or gender. b. be considered adaptive in a given sociocultural group or situation. c. not meet the specific criteria for a disorder as defined by the medical community. d. be considered acceptable by psychologists who study children’s behavior.

Answer 1

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Although culture is always used to define the behavior of a person and we have a little understanding that why culture impact on person's behavior whereas in others it doesn't do. Because culture leads to the adaptive as well as maladaptive behaviors of the person. Our genetic and culture co-evolution decides that which behavior is adaptive and which is not, and which behavior we should adopt and which behavior we should ignore. More significantly we should tend to influence the type of culture traits. One of the best-described categories among the culture traits is the social coordination convention. Culture traits help us to reap the benefits of the cooperation by helping us in cooperate behavior with others.