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Unit 3 - Development APP
Unit 3 - Development APP
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Adapted from Brittany Rhodes and others.
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1
Supportive parents who discuss their rules and policies with their children:
Authoritarian
Authoritative
Autocratic
Permissive
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_____________ refers to characteristic mood, activity level, and emotional reactivity.
attachment
temperament
maturation
inhibition
3
Working close to the upper limits of a child's capability is called:
Authoritarian rule
Zone of proximal development
Habituation
Assimilation
4
infants that protest when mother leaves and welcome her back when she returns:
isolation
secure attachment
insecure attachment
avoidant attachemnt
5
Aiden's parents track him via GPS, have a strict curfew, and demand absolute obedience. They are...
using the authoritarian style of parenting
using the best style of parenting
using the permissive style of parenting
using the authoritative style of parenting
6
Children of authoritative parents tend to be:
independent
immature
withdrawn
aggressive
7
Menopause is when...
men are most fertile
women are no longer fertile
women are most fertile
men are no longer fertile
8
What kind of studies involve participants who are monitored over an extended period of time?
cohort studies
developmental studies
cross-sectional studies
longitudinal studies
9
Which brain area is the last to develop, explaining why teens may engage in risky behavior?
pre-frontal cortex
amygdala
corpus callosum
pons
10
Keisha could roll over at 2 months, crawl at 5 months, and walk at 10 months, demonstrating...
egocentrism
maturation
habituation
assimilation
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studying a group of subjects of varying ages all at the same time is what kind of research?
cohort-sequential
observation
longitudinal
cross-sectional
12
automatic biological development of the body and nervous system that unfolds over time:
gender identity
maturation
assimilation
puberty
13
A toddler being potty trained is facing a challenge in which Erikson's stages?
initiative vs guilt
autonomy vs shame & doubt
trust vs mistrust
industry vs inferiority
14
What type of learning do individuals acquire during the formal operational stage?
visual learning
symbolism
memorization skills
abstract thought
15
A lack of object permanence is indicative of which stage of cognitive development?
pre-conventional
formal operational
pre-operational
sensorimotor
16
Harry Harlow's monkey experiment demonstrated the importance of ______ when forming attachment.
socialization
nutrition
physical contact
a familiar environment
17
the awareness that others have different thoughts, beliefs and knowledge
Theory of the mind
Social learning theory
Theory of Knowledge
Levels of the mind
18
______ is based on biology while ______ is based on culturally constructed views.
gender; sex
sex; gender
gender roles; gender stereotypes
gender stereotypes; gender roles
19
When goslings follow the first large moving object they see:
Imprinting
Object Permanence
Observational learning
Secure Attachment
20
Which term of prenatal development encompasses the first two weeks after conception?
embryo
fetus
zygote
baby
21
Sexual maturation that makes it possible to reproduce
Adolescence
Puberty
Gender
Gender typing
22
Which of the following phenomena is the ability to understand that quantity does not change despite appearances?
object permanence
reversibility
egocentricism
conservation
23
you were born male because you father gave you a ___ chromosome.
X
O
Y
F
24
Females tend to enter puberty ______ males.
at the same time as
after
with
before
25
Adolescence refers to the period of development between:
high school and marriage
puberty and adulthood
age 13 and 19
grade school and college
26
your baby has widely-spaced eyes, narrow eye slits, a flattened nose; what were they exposed to?
alcohol
country music
marijuana
cigarettes
27
What is the most advantageous parenting style for children?
Authoritarian
Neglectful
Permissive
Authoritative
28
Which reflex involves clinging to the mother?
babinski
moro
swimming
rooting
29
A child isolated from society and now can't read, learn, or speak; shows the importance of:
attachment
critical periods
temperament
authoritarian parenting
30
What are teratogens?
a one-celled organism formed by the union of a sperm and egg
a collection of congenital problems associated with alcohol
structures that allow oxygen & nutrients to pass to fetus
any external agents that can harm an embryo or fetus
31
Mothers who are attentive to their children’s needs are more likely to promote __________.
disorganized attachment
avoidant attachment
resistant attachment
secure attachment
32
your parents are very harsh in their punishment of any wrong doing with no exceptions:
Authoritative
Authoritarian
Inconsistent
Permissive
33
Which of the following is true of Alzheimer's disease?
it is a progressive and irreversible brain disorder
it involves the gradual deterioration of physical ability
All of the Above
it involves the gradual deterioration of cognitive ability
34
A child believes that mammals walk but comes to realize that a whale is a mammal:
Accommodation
Assimilation
Egocentrism
Concrete operational
35
Adolescents believe everyone is always watching and judging them
Diffusion
Achievement
Egocentrism
Fable
36
Failure to develop a consistent identity results in:
inferiority
role confusion
stagnation
insecurity
37
An adolescent explores and commits to a sense of identity
Diffusion
Forclosure
Achievement
Moratorium
38
Mental representations of the world are called:
schemas
assimilaitons
prototypes
knowledge structures
39
Separation anxiety is a sign that what has happened?
self-concept
gender identity
socialization
attachment
40
What development is from conception from birth??
zygote
fetus
prenatal
embryo