EDTP 107 Exam 2 Review

what are the last names of the authors of our lovely textbook?

In-class participation is worth how many points (of your final grade)?

_____ refers to the ability to experience the emotions or feelings of someone else

Hans stealing the drug for his wife so she can pay for his cable is what lvl of moralreasoning?

This part of the brain is responsible for higher functions such as reasoning and planning

From the Baumeistr article, another reason why schools probs shouldnt have selfesteem programs

Which of the following is the best example of syntax in language?

Which of the following is the best example of pragmatics in language?

These three elements are useful for a teacher to keep student anxiety at a facilitative level

________ is the identity status that refers to those who have committed, but have not explored

These branch-like structures allow neurons to receive information from other neurons

This refers to the brain’s ability to re-wire itself, such as after brain damage

This concept from brain development explainswhy it is hard to learn a language later in life

Which of the following is not an example of a prosocial behavior?

______ refers to everyone receiving an equal amount of resources/benefits

______ involves the ability to tolerate and manage emotions

According to the moral dilemma in class, should Heinz steal the drug to save his wife?

Which of the following best illustrates an aspect of temperament?

phenomenon where an individual believes their life and experiences are extraordinarily unique

In this level of moral reasoning in Kohlbergs theory, individuals are focused on societal rules

Spreading out learning across a span of time refers to ___?

Which statement is false?

This type of language development refers to meaning

ability to understand that people in the same situation can think and feel differently

Which of the following is the best example of semantics in language?

__________ refers to giving resources/benefits unequally based on higher needs/background

This term refers to an adults tendency to talk to a baby in a high pitch and slower flow

According to the picture, what is C called?

Juan is an 'undecided' major, and is taking career exploration tests. What identity stage?

This hereditary aspect of personality influences how we typically express emotions

Anxiety is always detrimental to learning

This type of language development refers to language strategies

According to the picture, what is F called?

In this level of moral reasoning in Kohlberg’s theory, individuals are focused on themselves

________ is the identity status that refers to those who have neither explored nor committed

Susie decides to switch between learning theories as she studies for the exam. What is this?

phenomenon where, as a teen, feeling like everyone is aware/watching you

From the Baumeister article, a reason why schools probably shouldnt have self-esteem programs?

This type of language development refers to sounds

Hans not stealing medicine because its against the law displays what level of moral reasoning?

Moral development can BEST be considered a process of:

which statement about affect/emotion and motivation is NOT true?

Based on Kohlbergs theory of moral development which of the following statements is most true?

According to the picture, what is A called?

what describes feeling sorrow or pity for someone

You see a girl shove a boy down, scream 'suck it!', then she cries. what grade is she probs in?

making connections between class concepts and examples of your own life is an example of _____?

doing something for the benefit of someone else is called?

This occurs when unused neural connections are eliminated, making the brain more efficient

____ is an affective judgment about the self

recalling something you’ve learned in the past from your memory and thinking about it right now

According to the professor, this is the "best" personality test

True or false: At one point, national school nutrition standards classified pizza as a veggie

Mood swings are most characteristic of students in this grade level

Developmentally, teens may be more likely to engage in risky behavior, why?

This refers to the idea of an innate tool that allows us to learn language

This is responsible for speeding up the transmission of information between neurons