EPSY 3413: Hello Kitty Review Extravaganza

Penny loves to play peekaboo with her baby brother. What's the knowledge that something exists outside of sight?

What medical procedure uses high-frequency sound waves to detect the outline of the fetus and to watch its movements?

Kim (11) wants to get boys' attention while her friends still focus on same-sex peers. Which of these most applies here?

According to Bowlby and Ainsworth, the most important factor in attachment is:

Dr. Ortiz, a pediatrician, charts his patients' body growth, overall health, and motor skills. Dr. Ortiz is documenting:

What approach to cognitive dev. focuses on the quality of cognitive functioning at different stages of life?

While Virginia (<1) was once interested, she eventually stopped looking at the picture of the dinosaur on her wall.

When asked, Miguel can recall info from his literature class yesterday about Lewis Carroll, accessing knowledge from:

What were the 4 broad protective factors identified in the text that help diminish the impact of teratogens?

Young geese will attach to the first nurturing figure they see after they are born. This principle is known as what?

Which of the following is NOT an emerging consensus among child development theorists?

The most serious risk for low-birth-weight babies is that they may:

Who created Psychoanalysis?

An example of negative reinforcement is:

What procedure is recommended for parents who want to help their young child develop self-regulation for eating?

Anabelle knows that after she is fed her bottle, she is kissed and put to bed. Piaget calls this organized pattern:

The doctor told Laurence and Kristina, pregnant with their first child, that the baby grows most rapidly during:

To study development, Beth follows 30 kids from 6 months until they are 18 years old. What kind of study is this?

When Mr. Whitford's students sit quietly and do classwork when he leaves the room, he rewards them with recess time.

Larry wants his daughter to put on her own seat belt in the car, so he smiles and hugs each time she does. What is this?

Rubella is disastrous during the first trimester of pregnancy, yet has hardly any impact later in pregnancy. This is:

Juan wants a perfect score in geography, studying constantly. Erikson sees this as typical of an 11yo in what stage?

A major distinction between Freud's and Erikson's views of development is that Erikson:

Often, a neonate is assessed using the the Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale, which examines:

It is perfectly normal and parents should not be concerned when:

Adam (4) sees cows in a field and learns about cows. Later, Adam sees goats and calls them cows. Piaget calls this:

Annette started crawling, then standing and taking steps. This aspect of Annette's development is within what domain?

Jason is 5 and does not have a consistent sleep schedule and doesn’t sleep well at night. You would expect Jason to:

Julia is 7 weeks pregnant. Her doctor said the baby is growing and developing a vascular system. What stage is this?

Mary is a 1-month old infant who has been identified as having a hearing loss. Why would it help to have a hearing test?

By receiving feedback on their behavior, children gradually form standards for judging their own actions, developing:

When Eric (2) throws a tantrum in his car seat, his mother gives him candy to calm him. In effect, his mother is:

Roberto loves jazz. Social learning would be if Roberto saw a peer bullied for liking jazz and subsequently did what?

What is a main source of psychosocial conflict according to Erikson during puberty?

A balloon popped in Monica's (2) and scared her. She now cries around balloons. What is this an example of?

Frederika is learning a new musical instrument, struggling at first due to newness but slowly learns. Piaget calls this:

If Helen's (15 months) parents want to use positive reinforcement to discourage thumb-sucking, they would probably:

Myla (6) announces at the dinner table “I don’t eat veggies or green stuff.” What is an appropriate immediate response?

Paul's mother teaches him to bake by helping a few times, then letting him do it alone. Vygotsky calls this process:

Over time, the relative importance of peers and parents to the developing child changes, reflecting a what level change?

Which parents are using standard extinction techniques to deal with their child’s sleep problems?

Maria learns to tie her shoe by watching her older sister successfully tie her own shoe. Bandura calls this:

Fifteen-month-old Lorraine and 5-year-old Joaquin are siblings. Which of these is true about their physical growth?

A psychologist that argues that unconscious forces motivate people to behave the way they do holds a position similar to

The collapse of communism in Eastern Europe in the 1990s is a change in what according to bioecological theory?

Which of the following is/are influenced by socioeconomic status?

Garry won't wear his seat belt. Garry's new car has an annoying sound when he doesn't, so now he wears it. What is this?

Developmental scientists have divided the life span into five periods, which are:

Bandura says the most important element in how children acquire language, deal with aggression, develop morals, etc. is:

At age 1, Suzi had a vocabulary of 10 words. Now, at age 2, she knew over 100 words. This aspect is in what domain?