In Their Study of Voluntariness in Children, Abramovitch and Colleagues

Multiple Choice

In their study of voluntariness in children, Abramovitch and colleagues (1995) found that

A) when asked if they would like to withdraw from the study, 30 out of 121 children withdrew their participation.
B) when the experimenter added that "No one would be angry , if they withdrew," twice as many terminated involvement.
C) children between 5?10 years of age had a relatively good concept of "voluntariness."
D) regardless of how the instructions were given, children were committed to continue participation in the study.