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Unit 5 Developmental Psychology Review
Unit 5 Developmental Psychology Review
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In which of Piaget’s stages is egocentrism a characteristic?
Preoperational
Formal Operational
Sensorimotor
Concrete Operational
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Parents who give in to their child’s wishes and don't set strict rules or boundaries:
Permissive
Awesome
Authoritative
Authoritarian
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This psychologist criticized Kohlberg because his tests were biased towards men.
Carol Gilligan
Mary Ainsworth
Elizabeth Loftus
Diana Baumrind
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A mental process that tries to fit new information into existing schemas.
Assimilation
Accommodation
Conservation
Object permanence
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"Good child" orientation (gain acceptance,avoid disapproval) is part of which Kohlberg level?
Formal Operational Stage
Preconventional Morality
Conventional Morality
Postconventional Morality
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The difference btwn what a child can do with help and what he can do without help (Vygotsky)
Scaffolding
Guided Participation
Zone of Proximal Development
Sensorimotor stage
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This term describes how one displays decreased responsiveness with repeated stimulation.
Decreased responsiveness
Object Permanence
Boredom
Habituation
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When an infant is touched on the cheek, it turns its head toward the source ofthe stimulation:
Cheek reflex
Rooting reflex
Babinski Reflex
Grasping
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Babies in the infancy stage(trust vs. mistrust) will develop this if they are securely attached
Basic trust
Basic mistrust
Role confusion
An individual identity
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In Piaget’s theory, mental structures or programs that guide a developing child’sthought
Schemas
Assimilation
Accommodation
Cognitive factors
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A pair who started life as two separate fertilized eggs that happened to share the same womb.
Identical twins
Fraternal Twins
Both
Neither
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The knowledge that objects exist independently of one’s own actions or awareness.
object permanence
Sensorimotor
attachment
Preoperational learning
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In which stage of Piaget’s theory does object permanence occur?
Preoperational
Concrete Operational
Formal Operational
Sensorimotor
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What does Erikson say the goal of adolescence is?
To find intimacy
To gain trust
To form an identity
To become autonomous
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Substances from the environment that damage the developing organism during the prenatal period
DNA
teratogen
hormones
chromosomes
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Primitive form of learning in which animals form an attachment to the first moving object seen
Imprinting
Instinct
Shaping
Priming
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In which of Piaget’s stages does the concept of conservation become understood?
Preoperational
Formal operational
Concrete Operational
Sensorimotor
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A child who uses mom as a safe base to adventure out in a strange situation displays what?
Ambivalent Attachment
Secure Attachment
No attachment
Anxious Attachment
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Awareness that other people’s behavior may be influenced by beliefs that differ from one’s own
Conservation
Hypothetical Thinking
Egocentrism
Theory of Mind
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In Piaget’s theory, the inability to realize that there are other viewpoints beside one’s own.
Conservation
Egocentrism
Artificialism
Animism
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Understanding that physical properties of an object don't change when appearances change.
Mathematical operations
Object permanence
Egocentrism
Conservation
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A mental process that restructures existing schemas so new information is better understood.
conservation
Assimilation
Accommodation
Object permanence
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The term for the developing organism from two to eight weeks after conception
Baby
Embryo
Zygote
Fetus