Exam 1 review 3100 fall 2024

If number of pets has a weak positive correlation with happiness, the coefficient would be ______.

In Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory, the family by itself is an example of the _____.

Preferential-looking or habituation paradigms are generally used to study _____.

Theory of mind is typically tested by _____.

Being aware that something continues to exist although you can't see it is _____.

In Ivan Pavlov's study, dogs' salivating for food was the _____.

One problem with Erikson's theory is that it _____.

Saying "we goed there" is an example of _____.

To parse out cohort effects from age effects, researchers need to use _____.

The first three stages of Erikson's theory in order are _____, _____, and _____.

In Bronfenbrenner's theory, cultural attidues are an example of the _____.

To determine how reading ability changes from first to fourth grade, scientists can use ______.

To understand how a group of people feel about a topic in depth, scientists can use ______.

Exposure to teratogens _____.

Implantation typically occurs at the end of the _____ period of prenatal development.

To see if class attendance and GPA are related, scientists can use _____.

Solid foods are typically introduced around _____.

Compared to monozygotic twins, dizygotic twins _____.

To encourage young children to eat a variety of foods, it's good to _____.

Praising someone for doing their chores is an example of _____.

Quickly making connections to learn new words is part of _____.

A baby repeatedly kicking its feat is an example of a _____.

Parents who have no expectations for their child and are not responsive have a ____ style.

Requiring students who are failing a class to do more homework is an example of _____.

Children typically start saying two-word sentences around _____.

In prenatal development, the most growth in physical size occurs during the _____ period.

A baby crawling to the couch and reaching under it to retrieve a ball is an example of _____.

In Bronfenbrenner's theory, mass media is an example of the _____.

Compared to Piaget, Vygotsky focused more on _____.

Babies with resistant attachment typically _____.

A baby shaking a rattle is an example of a _____.

Identical twins raised apart having similar growth in height over time is an example of ______.

The APGAR test for newborns is typically done _____.

Parents who are warm but lack any rules or discipline have a _____ style.

A study that assesses the same cohort of individuals multiple times would be called _____.

In the context of experimental research, "double blind" means that _____.

Gametes have _____ chromosomes.

In Freud's theory of personality, the _____ is the rational part of personality.

Parents who are rigid, focus on discipline, and are not warm have a _____ style.

Newborns are incapable of _____.

Behavioral genetics research generally finds that _____.

Taking away video games when someone misbehaves is an example of _____.

A 5-month old is most likely to be _____.

Which of the following is true regarding developmental milestones?

_____ proposes that we learn by observing and imitating others.

Teratogens generally cause the most structural damage in _____.

A baby continually throwing a ball down the stairs to see what happens is an example of _____.

To reduce the risk of SIDS, it is recommended that _____.

_____ has a stage theory of cognitive development.

According to the lifespan perspective of development, development ______.

Smoking during pregnancy is most likely to lead to _____.

Milk anemia is a condition in which _____.

To see whether having a pet causes people to be happier, scientists can use _____.

Transient exuberance in infancy involves _____.

In a study examining how social media use causes loneliness, loneliness is the _____.

Erik Erikson's psychosocial theory has _____ stages of development.

Barry, growing up in the 2010s, has always been good with technology, an example of ______.

The _____ parenting style is most often associated with positive outcomes.

Compared to Piaget's theory, the information processing theory _____.

Different childcare practices influencing developmental milestones is an example of ______.

In autosomal dominance, if two parents are heterozygous, __% of their kids have the trait.

Which of these is NOT a key issue in human development?

If someone drinks during their pregnancy, we can conclude that _____.

Saying "that door hurt me on purpose" is an example of _____.

_____ is the least developed sense at birth.

Randomly assigning people to different conditions is usually part of ______.

An example of a non-normative influence would be ______.

A theory is _____.

A problem with correlational research is that _____.

Armond begins school at age 5. This is an example of ______.

Today we regard Sigmund Freud's theories as ______.

The baby is delivered in the _____ stage of labor.

In the preoperational stage, children _____.

Breast milk or formula should be used until a baby is _____ old.

Motor development tends to occur _____.

A 9-month old is most likely to be _____.

A child who fails to realize that someone else does not see the same thing they do is _____.

Piaget's theory has been criticized because _____.

Which is true of young children's understanding of gender?

If a person only needs one of an allele to display a phenotype, that allele is _____.

A baby upset when the parent leaves but easily soothed when they return likely has a _____ attachment.

The purpose of the APGAR test for newborns is to assess _____.

After Little Albert became afraid of the rat, crying at the sight of the rat was _____.

Compared to personal observations, the scientific method is ______.

In the U.S. about 1 in 3 births _____.

In Bronfenbrenner's theory, changes in a child's life are part of the _____.

For a survey to be valid, by definition, _____.

In infancy, synaptic pruning _____.

According to Erikson, when interacting with preschoolers we should _____.

In a study examining how sleep affects grades, sleep is the ______.

The placenta is formed during the _____ period of prenatal development.

The _____ stage of labor is typically the longest.

_____ are fibers that extend from neurons to receive messages from other neurons.

Parents who have both high expectations and are highly responsive have a _____ style.

Newborns are able to _____ at birth.

_____ conducted the "Little Albert" study.

The APGAR test for newborns assesses _____, among other things.

When someone takes Advil for their headache, a reduction in symptoms is a _____.

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, _____ needs must be satisfied before _____ needs.

In Bronfenbrenner's theory, parent-peer interactions is an example of _____.