AP PSYCH HAWKS CH 9/CH 11 REVIEW 2017-2018

Question 1

The steady rise in intelligence scores is referred to the

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Flynn Effect

Question 2

She tied a ribbon to her baby's toe & his mobile & showed baby's do make memories-

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Carolyn Rovee-Collier

Question 3

M's parents demand strict obedience-Strict-Inflexible w/rules-Parent Style

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authoritarian

Question 4

Kids tendency to classify toys as masculine or feminine is most likely to facilitate process of

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gender typing

Question 5

All kids who take AP Ex will have same instructions-same time limits-same test format so it is

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standardized

Question 6

Pop intelligence test-Gives 1 overall IQ score + subtests scores-Helps id learning disabilities

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Wechsler Intelligence Scale

Question 7

Three stages of pre-natal development in correct order?

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zygote, embryo, fetus

Question 8

Always sad to lose loved one-but when a child passes away-seems to be even more so b/c of the

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the social clock

Question 9

If a test delivers consistent results time after time is considered to have a high degree of

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reliability

Question 10

Identified the concept MENTAL AGE

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Alfred Binet

Question 11

Highly intelligent people have brains with more

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gray matter

Question 12

Research suggests we are all born w/our emotional reactivity and intensity known as

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temperment

Question 13

Spearman says there is only one underlying intelligence that he referred to as

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"g" general intelligence

Question 14

Neo-Freudian-Developed an 8 Stage Theory of Psychosocial Development

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Erik Erikson

Question 15

Large % of elderly die in the days after milestones like birthdays, Christmas, etc.-Illustrates

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death deferral phenomenon

Question 16

Piaget Stage when children are first capable of abstract/hypothetical thinking

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formal operational

Question 17

Human egg that has been fertilized

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zygote

Question 18

Both boys and girls receive a ___ chromosome from their mother

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X

Question 19

About age 4-5, kids develop a sense of empathy & ability to read others emotions called

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theory of mind

Question 20

When we try to fit new experiences into existing schema

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assimilation

Question 21

If a baby receives an "X" chromosome from dad, it will be a

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girl

Question 22

Ind born w/ an extra 21st chromosome have disorder charac by low intelligence levels called

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Down Syndrome

Question 23

Individuals who are ______ often seem to lack ability to read others emotions/expressios

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autism

Question 24

Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development in proper order

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sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete, formal

Question 25

RJ is 40-hops from job to job searching for career he likes-started 4 diff degrees-Erikson

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might say he is still resolving identity vs role confusion

Question 26

Harry Harlow's monkey study showed the strong need of infants for _______

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contact comfort

Question 27

Research shows test perf can be neg impacted if person feels they are being neg stereotyped

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stereotype threat

Question 28

13-yr-old Sam noticed hair now growing under his arms & on his face-These dev represent

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secondary sex traits

Question 29

When we change/adapt our understanding to form a new schema for new information

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accommodation

Question 30

People experience rapid physical growth & sexual maturation during

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puberty

Question 31

Babies & toddlers typically don't have explicit memories before the age of 3 b/c they lack

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the language abilities to encode them

Question 32

Babies who cry when mom leaves & gladly lets her comfort them when they return show signs of

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insecure-avoidant attachment, secure development

Question 33

At the onset of puberty, developments directly related to reproduction are known as

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primary sex characteristics/traits

Question 34

Old IQ score formula used on the Stanford-Binet test

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mental age divided by chronological age X 100

Question 35

Kids in Piaget's Sensorimotor stg lack understanding that items out of sight still exist-called

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object permanence

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Erikson might suggest when babies cry we seek to calm them so they successfully resolve

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trust vs mistrust

Question 37

If a fetus receives a "Y" chromosome from the father will be a

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boy

Question 38

As we grow, we develop a sense of being male or female called our

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gender identity

Question 39

Pre-operational kids lack the ability to see other people's points of view. This is called

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egocentric thinking

Question 40

His study of savants & their unique abilities led him to develop a multiple intelligence theory

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Howard Gardner

Question 41

Agents, like chemicals & viruses that can reach the embryo or fetus during prenatal development

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teratogens

Question 42

SAT has proven to be good at assessing who will be successful in first year of college-Has good

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Predictive Validity

Question 43

J's parents discuss decisions w/kids-But, do have final say-expectations are clear-Parent Style

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authoritative

Question 44

To study infants preferences, researchers rely on the concept of _____.

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habituation

Question 45

Key researcher in the field of human attachment

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Mary Ainsworth

Question 46

If a test measure what it states it measures, it is said to have

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validity

Question 47

Often linked to the study of imprinting

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Konrad Lorenz

Question 48

CH 12/13 Test designed to assess your knowledge of abnormal behavior & treatments-It is a(n)

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achievement test

Question 49

Ability to control one's impulses & delay gratification in pursuit of long-term goals is charac

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of emotional/social intelligence

Question 50

Stimulating environments will most likely facilitate the development of a child's

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neural connections

Question 51

Older individuals may struggle to quickly learn new technology bc it requires

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fluid intelligence

Question 52

As we grow, we develop categories to organize new experiences known as

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schema

Question 53

As we grow, our brains _____away neural connections that are not used.

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prune

Question 54

RJ will only cross street at official crosswalk b/c it is the law-RJ seems to be in Kohlberg's

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conventional stage of moral reasoning

Question 55

Intelligence that includes our vocab, memory of past events, facts,etc.-Stable into old age.

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crystallized intelligence

Question 56

St. Augustine once posed question: "Is an unjust law a law at all?" This seem to illustrate

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Kohlberg's Post-Conventional Stage of Moral Reasoning

Question 57

The Split-Halves Test & Test-Re-test processes are used to determine a test's ________

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reliability

Question 58

The SAT is designed to assess one's ability to learn so it is considered a(n)

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aptitude test

Question 59

Period that signals end of a woman's fertility

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menopause

Question 60

JJ is a great salesperson-He always seems to know what to say to make a sale-He likely has

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a high EQ - emotional intelligence

Question 61

Identified 3 major parenting styles

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Diana Baumrind

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Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Multiple Intelligence includes these 3 types of intelligence

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practical, analytical, creativity

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