PSY: Chapters 4-6 review

Which theorist emphasized the lifelong need for both connection and independence?

What defines an autocratic parenting style?

What is a potential negative impact of electronic media on child development?

Loevinger's theory extended Piaget's work by emphasizing:

Which defense mechanism involves shifting emotions to a safer target?

What is a hallmark of a dysfunctional family?

A child born via cesarean section may acquire different microbiomes than one born via:

What is the common goal of genetic counseling?

Bandura's theory emphasizes which factor in development?

A newborn showing difficulty bonding may lack:

Swaddling and rocking help infants with:

Microbiomes acquired during birth influence:

A child showing PTSD symptoms after a hurricane most likely experienced:

How does environmental impact gene expression in the prenatal phase?

Kohlberg's postconventional stage emphasizes:

According to Freud, what causes anxiety in the individual?

According to Peck, older adults must:

According to Erickson, failure to resolve 'Integrity vs. Despair' results in:

Watson's contribution to behaviorism emphasized?

What is the quiet-alert state in a neonate ideal for?

At what point does the human life begin as a zygote?

Why is the first trimester considered a critical period?

What best illustrates the concept of Family Systems theory?

In Kohlberg's conventional stage, moral decisions are based on:

A hallmark of Piaget's sensorimotor stage is:

According to Maslow, what is the highest level of the hierarchy of needs?

Which childrearing style emphasizes complete freedom and no rules?

What is the primary focus during the neonate stage?

What describes the honeymoon' stage in Atchley's retirement model?

What was the major outcome of the human Genome Project?

What is the key aspect of Piaget's formal operations stage?

Cultural beliefs during birth can influence:

In Loevinger's theory, ego development is a process of:

Bronfenbrenner's theory suggests development is shaped by:

What does cultural competence require in healthcare?

In gene therapy, viruses are used to:

A major influence in a child's self-image according to Cooley is:

Which outside influence helps foster a child's sense of belonging?

Which behavior emphasized operant conditioning?

What concept is central to Piaget's concrete operational stage?

Which development task is part of Havighurst's theory for older adults?

According to Vygotsky, what drives cognitive development?

Which emotional challenge is common after birth?

What does the 'looking-glass' self' propose?

Which family structure includes non-biological or same-sex caregivers?

What does Jung's theory add to Freud's psychodynamic view?

Erikson's stage of 'Identity vs. Role Confusion' typically occurs in:

Which childrearing style fosters independence with clear rules?

Which type of twins share 100% of their genetic material?