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how to become a competent member of the society?
in 5 sentences.​

Answer:

1.By healping each other.

2.By speaking politely.

Answer:

To be a successful social member of human society there are many things one should know and be able to do. Simple things such as greeting someone in an appropriate way may be taken for granted by adults, but young children who are new to this society need to understand and acquire those social competencies. In early childhood, social competence has been defined as “the ability of young children to successfully and appropriately select and carry out their interpersonal goals” (Guralnick, 1990, p. 4), and socially competent young children have been described as “those who engage in satisfying interactions and activities with adults and peers” (Katz & McClellan, 1997, p. 1). Thus, social competence is indexed by effectiveness and appropriateness in human interaction and relationships.

Important components of social competence

The descriptions presented above focus primarily on the quality of interaction, as a component of relationship building and maintenance. Others have taken a broader view of social competence. Social competence has been described as involving the personal knowledge and skills which persons develop in order to deal effectively with life’s many choices, challenges, and opportunities (Leffert, Benson, & Roehlkepartan, 1997). Building from this description, social competence has been conceptualized as consisting of six categories of competence: Adoption of social values, development of a sense of personal identity, acquisition of interpersonal skills, learning how to regulate personal behavior in accord with societal expectations, planning and decision-making, and development of cultural competence (Kostelnik et al., 2002). In the sections that follow, each of these components of social competence will be described.

Self-regulation

Self-regulation includes the abilities to control impulses, delay gratification, resist temptation and peer pressure, reflect on one’s feelings, and monitor oneself (Kostelnik et al., 2002). Much of self-regulation involves the management of emotion. Emotional regulation is “the extrinsic and intrinsic processes responsible for monitoring, evaluating, and modifying emotional reactions... to accomplish one’s goals” (Thompson, 1994, pp. 27–28). In a recent study, preschoolers’ emotional competence, including self-regulation, was found to contribute significantly to their long-term social competence (Denham et al., 2003). Much of this ability to regulate emotions develops from interaction with primary caregivers, from the child’s inborn temperament, and from the match between caregiving and temperament (Calkins, 1994). However, as children enter the peer setting of early childhood programs, they continue to learn how to deal with various emotions such as frustration, joy, fear, anxiety, and anger (Cole, Michel, & Teti, 1994). Part of a teacher’s role in strengthening social competence is to help children constructively channel and manage their feelings and impulses.

Interpersonal knowledge and skills

Social competence also includes understanding others’ needs and feelings, articulating one’s own ideas and needs, solving problems, cooperating and negotiating, expressing emotion, “reading” social situations accurately, adjusting behavior to meet the demands of different social situations, and initiating and maintaining friendships (Kostelnik et al., 2002; Odom et al., 2002). Acquiring social knowledge and mastering social skills are difficult and comprehensive tasks for young children; once children have learned new social knowledge and skills, they need to know when to use them, where to use them, and how to choose from among them (McCay & Keyes, 2002). Development and refinement of these skills is facilitated by the guidance of an informed teacher who knows when and how to offer support and teaching. Early childhood teachers can utilize a multitude of strategies and practices to enhance children’s social knowledge and skills.

write short note on jhyali pitne.​

Which amendments define your due process rights in the Constitution?

Select one:
a. 7th and 8th
b. 1st and 2nd
c. 5th and 6th
d. 13th and 14th

If the purchase price is 15.00 and the selling price is 20.00.what is the markup percentage?

Cannot figure out. Please help.

Who wanted a weak central government
and a Bill of Rights? (Remember: They
don't want another king!)
Anti-Federalists
Federalists

Greg rolled a ball down the street. The ball went 10 meters south in 6
seconds. What was the velocity of the ball?
O A. 1 m/s south
O B. 1.67 m/s south
O C. 0.6 m/s south
OD. 0.2 m/s south

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which of these was a cause of the texas revolution of the mid 1830s
A: texans wanted to allow slavery there
B:texans wanted to practiceonly catholicism
C: mexico wanted texas back from the united states
D: mexico and texas had claims to land in louisiana

Which geographic feature made trade in China more difficult? river systems, mountain ranges, lowland grasses, desert oases

An important financial center in Europe is __________.
A.
Moscow
B.
London
C.
Berlin
D.
Venice

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

A city council member wants to know her approval rating. Out of 35 people surveyed, 15 said they approve of her performance since she has been in office. Which answer best describes the sample and the population?

Which of the following primary sources is most likely to include opinions as well as
facts?
A
census data
B
property deeds
С
a personal letter
D
a photograph

Examine the map of languages of South America.

A map of languages in South America. Languages are labeled A, B, C, D, E, F and G. A is Spanish, B is Portuguese, C is English, D is French, E is Dutch, F is Spanish and Guarani, and G is Spanish and native language.

Which languages are spoken throughout the largest areas? Select two options.

Elephant populations have Group of answer choices expanded everywhere because of state control of elephant populations. declined in countries where they are owned by local villages and expanded where they are owned by the state. declined everywhere, regardless of whether property rights over elephants are recognized. expanded in countries where they are owned by local villages and declined where they are owned by the state.

In what way did Louis Armstrong change jazz music?

Max plays football. One day, Maxine asks to play football. Max tells her that she can’t play because she is a girl. Maxine instead watches Max and his friends play football. Max’s attitude toward females playing football is most likely to have been influenced by which of the following factors?

A. genetic factors B. biological factors C. social factors D. cognitive factors

Dr. Sheffield wants to investigate the causal relationship between frustration and memory. She divides participants into two groups using random assignment. One group is given a problem to solve that has no solution, inducing frustration, while the other group is given a problem to solve that has a solution. Then both groups have their memory tested. The group that is in the frustration condition can also be called the

Some nations in the Middle East have Islam as the state religion. Their citizens must practice this religion. What
kind of government do these nations have?

Why is Olympia mad when Cleopatra has a son?

(GIVING BRAINLIEST!!)

Why did European countries want to settle the New World?

A) They could use the resources to get richer.
B) They could use the resources to build new things.

Kings that ruled city-states claimed to recieve their power from whom?
A The people who elected them
B They were born with it
C It was inherited from their parents
D The gods

Process or legal act by which a non-citizen of a country may acquire citizenship
or nationality of that country

A. Naturalization

B. immigration

C. pledge of oath

D. Americanization

What did Edward Ball run that helped Florida's economy? Lumber camp Paper mill Pickle factory Shoe factory

What are reasons people start revolutions

In a study of the relationship between physical fitness and personality, middle-aged college faculty who have volunteered for an exercise program are divided into low-fitness and high-fitness groups on the basis of a physical examination. All subjects then take the Cattell Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire, (a 187-item multiple choice test often used by psychologists), and the results of the two groups are compared. Is this study an experiment

Why is North Africa considered a region that is separated from the rest of the African continent?

Coalition politics, in effect, has
tendency to grow in?
a) Bi-party System
b) Multi-party System
c) Single-party System
d) None of the above​

Which statement best cxplains the purposc of checks and balances in the Constitution?
b. Checks and balances allow the judicial branch to override the president.
d. They prevent one branch of government from becoming more powerful than the other
a They allow the president to limit the power of Congress.
c. They give Congress the power to overide the president.
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Describe how the Grinch changed throughout the story.
What changed him?
What is the theme of the story? What does Dr. Seus want us
to learn?
Describe how the Grinch changed throughout the story.

Please help!!
what factors caused the large budget surplus in 2001 to turn into a large deficit by 2006?


how is the national debt affected by deficit spending?

3. In the early 1800s, most settlers moved to Texas because ​