LeVine (1977, 1997) has theorized that the caregiving environment reflects a set of goals that are ordered in importance. Which of the following are examples of these (in the correct order) ? a) Survival, self-sufficiency, prestigeb) Self-efficiency, morality, physical healthc) Morality, self-sufficiency, physical healthd) Physical health, survival, morality

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Gideon Benton

Social Studies

25 December, 14:05

LeVine (1977, 1997) has theorized that the caregiving environment reflects a set of goals that are ordered in importance. Which of the following are examples of these (in the correct order) ? a) Survival, self-sufficiency, prestigeb) Self-efficiency, morality, physical healthc) Morality, self-sufficiency, physical healthd) Physical health, survival, morality

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Jordan Jones · Answer 1

The correct option is Survival, Self-sufficiency, Prestige

Explanation:

LeVine (1977) theory was based on three major goals that every parent as a caregiver have for their kids. He placed them in an order of hierarchy. According to him the first goal is the goal of survival. The second goal is the goal for the kid to develop and become self-sufficient, and finally the third goal is for the child to develop certain behavioral capacities capable of increasing their cultural values such as intellectual achievement, prestige, religious piety, and others.