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1
Which of the following is true of teratogens?
they include only chemical substances classified as alcohol
the effects of chemical teratogens depend on the timing of exposure
teratogens enhance the development of a fetus
teratogen refers to birth defects caused by radiation
2
Egocentric thinking refers to
a sensorimotor need for self-stimulation
difficulty realizing that things continue to exist when they're not visible
young children's exaggerated interest in color
difficulty perceiving things from another person's point of view
3
In __ attachment, an infant responds with intense distress and rage when the caregiver returns to see the infant
negligent
anxious
avoidant
secure
4
Which of the following statements is true of classical conditioning?
organisms learn the association between two stimuli
organisms learn the association between a behavior and consequence
organism learn to decrease behaviors that are followed by punishment
organisms learn to increase behaviors that are followed by rewards
5
Compared to authoritarian parents, authoritative parents are likely to be
less trusting
more conservative
more collaborative
less educated
6
An individual in the ___ level recognizes alternative moral courses, explores the options, and develops a moral code
postconventional
concrete
preconventional
conventional
7
A child brings home a report card with low grades. The parents talk with him and set up a plan to help improve grades
neglectful
permissive
authoritative
authoritarian
8
A vacationer watches for dolphins every morning. Some mornings they show up, some they do not. Reinforcement schedule?
variable-ratio
fixed-ratio
variable-interval
fixed-interval
9
Which of the following best exemplifies instinctive drift in the context of biological constraints in learning
a rat learns to run a maze for a cheese reward instead of peanut butter
a pigeon learns to guide a ball to its goal
a raccoon learns to tie a knot using a rope
a pig pushes object on the ground instead of learning to carry in its mouth
10
Ages 7-11, children gain ability to classify things into different sets/subsets; Piaget calls this stage
concrete operational
formal operational
sensorimotor
preoperational
11
Which of the following is true of partial reinforcement?
partial reinforcement is particularly resistant to extinction
a behavior is reinforced everytime it occurs
extinction takes place quickly when reinforcement stops
partial reinforcement does not characterize most life experiences
12
A child is stung by a bee and now runs away from any flying insect. This is an example of
extinction
generalization
contiguity
discrimination
13
According to Erikson, who is expressing identity confusion?
a musician who isolates themself after being rejected by a local band
an architect who is happy with their job and has made many achievements
someone who quit their job and is looking for a completely different job
someone who tried to learn to play guitar and realized they are not good
14
A business owner has decided to give employees more money if they finish their work early. This is a form of
positive punishment
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
negative punishment
15
Which of the following statements is true of unconditioned stimuli?
they produce a response without prior learning
The are previously neutral stimuli that elicit a conditioned response
they are neural stimuli that cause synesthesia
They cause neurotransmitters to be absorbed by the ganglia
16
An infant cries very often and faces difficulties in adapting to new situations
slow-to-warm-up
a difficult child
a detached child
an unstable child
17
The period of rapid skeletal and sexual maturation that takes place at the beginning of adolescence is called
gender identification
sex typing
puberty
menarche
18
Which of the following is true of a fixed-ratio schedule in operant conditioning
it reinforces a behavior after a fixed amount of time has passed
it reinforces behavior after a set number of behaviors
it is determined by the time elapsed since the last behavior was rewarded
produces high, steady rates of behavior more resistant to extinction
19
Which of the following is a cognitive form of learning
incidental learning
vestibular learning
insight learning
conditional learning
20
Applied behavior analysis is
the use of altruistic tendencies to predict human behavior
the use of psychoanalytic principles to explain behavior
the use of operant conditioning principles to change behavior
the use of evolutionary ideas to explain ideas to explain human behavior
21
Which region of the brain is concerned with reasoning and decision making?
amygdala
medulla oblongata
prefrontal cortex
occipital lobe
22
When two sea lions throw and catch balls on their nose, they are rewarded with fish. They have been trained through
generalization
extinction
shaping
contiguity
23
A consequence that decreases the likelihood that a behavior will occur is known as a(n)
operant
anomaly
contiguity
punishment
24
This image represents which concept?
assimilation
conservation
object permanence
egocentric thinking
25
Positive reinforcement in operant conditioning is a learning process in which
frequency of behavior decreases bc it's paired with undesirable stimulus
frequency of behavior increases becuase it's followed by desirable stimulus
a behavior is followed by the removal of something undesirable
a behavior is always followed by an unpleasant consequence
26
A 3rd grader won a spelling bee and felt proud, but they felt incompetent when they could not complete a math problem
industry vs. inferiority
initiative vs. guilt
trust vs. mistrust
autonomy vs. shame and doubt
27
Parents hide a rattle behind their back. The infant looks behind the parent & takes it back. This is
assimilation
motivation
conservation
object permanence
28
Which of the following is true of associative learning?
It occurs when a person observes and imitates another's behavior
it occurs as a result of direct consequences
It occurs when an organism makes a connection between two events
It occurs as a result of exposure to models performing a skill
29
Which of the following is true of Piaget's preoperational stage?
A child understands the concept of conservation
A child's thought is less symbolic than a child in the sensorimotor stage
The symbolic thinking of children is limited
It lasts from 7 to 11 years of age
30
In Pavlov's experiments, the dog began to associate the sound of the bell with food and salivated. The bell became -
unconditioned response
conditioned stimulus
unconditioned stimulus
conditioned response
31
A child shows uncertainty when introduced to new people, and does better with routines than changing schedules
difficult
effortful control
negative affectivity
slow-to-warm-up
32
in oper. cond,____ is defined as an increase in behavior because it is followed by the removal of something unpleasant
positive punishment
positive reinforcement
negative punishment
negative reinforcement
33
Erik Erikson's theory is based on the assumption that
most social behaviors are acquired by watching others behave socially
socioemotional development is a lifelong process
development is driven by personal choices
life is full of challenges that cannot be ignored
34
A child wants a cookie, but knows he cannot have it before dinner. He does not want to get in trouble. Morality stage?
preconventional
operational
conventional
postconventional
35
A toddler undergoing potty training stays dry overnight for a week & experiences self-control and feels confident
trust vs. mistrust
autonomy vs. shame and doubt
initiative vs. guilt
industry vs. inferiority
36
In the trust vs. mistrust stage, infants
depend on caregivers to make them feel safe
can form friendships and take on responsibilities
can learn academic skills
can practice self-discipline
37
In operant conditioning, ___ occurs when a behavior is no longer reinforced and decreases in frequency
extinction
acquisition
discrimination
preparedness
38
A bank teller is paid on the same day each week. Which type of reinforcement schedule is this?
variable-ratio
fixed-interval
variable-interval
fixed-ratio
39
Which type of learning did Pavlov's experiments focus on?
classical conditioning
modeled behavior
observational learning
operant conditioning
40
An individual adjusts their schemas to include new information. This is called
accommodation
assimilation
interpretation
imprinting
41
In the context of Erikson's childhood stages of development, what is true of industry?
gaining competence in academic skills and practicing self-discipline
refers to experience gained in forging their own interests
dependence of infants on caregivers
negative feelings of shame and doubt
42
A 6 yr old uses her grandmother as a base to explore her environment; this is what kind of attachment?
anxious
avoidant
secure
preoccupied
43
A student is allowed to watch tv on Sundays only if they study for 4 hours a day, every day of the week. Which schedule?
fixed-ratio
variable-ratio
variable-interval
fixed-interval
44
Malika's parents are unaware of her ambitions and goals, never pay attention to her academic success. They are likely...
neglectful
permissive
conventional
authoritative
45
Which of the following is a form of learning based on the association between behaviors and resulting consequences
operant conditioning
observational learning
implicit learning
classical conditioning
46
A child seems to have little trouble adapting to new experiences and routines
slow-to-warm-up
easy
difficult
inhibition
47
In the context of learning, which of the following is true of conditioning?
requires a learner to pay attention, remember, & reproduce what a model did
It occurs when a person observes and imitates another's behavior
the process of learning that requires exposure to models performing a skill
It is the process of learning the associations between two events
48
The ability to multiply 2 numbers together falls under ___ development
physical
socioemotional
personality
cognitive
49
A teen wants to become a doctor & has begun to look at colleges; takes course that will help them get into a good school
confusion autonomy and industry
commitment and exploration
generativity and investment
identity and egocentrism
50
The work of Harry Harlow established that
early social experience is essential to normal functioning in adulthood
an offspring's attachment depends on the physical appearance of the parent
physical development is influenced more by nature than by nurture
contact comfort is more important than feeding in the attachment process
51
An owner is training their dog to sit. Each time the dog sits, the owner gives it a treat. This is an example of
positive punishment
ratio schedule of reinforcement
continuous reinforcement
partial reinforcement
52
Who is most likely studying physical processes in developmental psychology?
someone analyzing capacity of teenage boys to care for adults
someone studying boys' ability to memorize scientific equations
someone analyzing hormonal changes in teenage girls
someone
53
A shopper does not like waiting in line at the grocery. They have learned to buy groceries online instead & avoid lines
positive punishment
observational learning
operant conditioning
classical conditioning
54
Which of the following is true of unconditioned responses?
they are neural stimuli that cause synesthesia
they happen in response to a stimulus with concsious effort
they are involuntary
they are learned reactions
55
____ is a systematic, relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs through experience
Learning
Binding
Convergence
Sensation
56
Which of the following occurs in classical conditioning when a response is given to certain stimuli but not others?
discrimination
contingency
contiguity
generalization
57
Which of the following is true of observational learning
it uses positive punishment to increase behaivor
it is primarily used to develop one's vestibular senses
it often takes less time than operant conditioning
it takes advantage of embedded learning to reduce instinctive drift
58
A dog bit a child and now the child automatically tenses up when they hear a dog bark. Based on classical conditioning -
the dog is the unconditioned stimulus
the dog is the unconditioned response
the dog is the conditioned stimulus
the dog is the conditioned response
59
In classical conditioning, acquisition is
refers to decreased responsiveness to stimuli after repeated presentation
a new stimulus eliciting a response similar to the conditioned response
the process of learning to respond to certain stimuli and not others
initial learning of the connection bw an UCS and CS when they're paired
60
An adolescent who hypothesizes and speaks in terms of possibilities is in the ____ stage of cognitive development
preconventional
formal operational
conventional
concrete
61
Which is true of habituation?
process by which a CR can recur after a time delay
process of learning to respond to certain stimuli and not others
refers to weakening of conditioned response when UCS is absent
It is decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentations
62
A driver buckles their seatbelt to stop the annoying buzzer. This is an example of
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
negative punishment
positive punishment
63
Identify a true statement about negative reinforcement
frequency of behavior increases bc it's followed by positive stimulus
it has nothing to do with "good" or "bad" behavior
It is always followed by a desirable stimulus
behavior is followed by the removal of something desirable
64
A student fails a test and her parents ground her and take away all of her technology use.
authoritarian
authoritative
permissive
neglectful
65
A child avoids animals, especially birds, after having their hand pecked at a zoo. The fear of birds is a(n)
neutral reinforcer
conditioned response
positive reinforcer
unconditioned response
66
A parent adds a chore each time a child fails to do their homework. What is the parent using?
negative punishment
positive punishment
negative reinforcement
positive reinforcement
67
A student ate too many pieces of candy and was sick all night. Now they feel nauseous any time they smell/see that candy
aversive
generalization
extinction
renewal
68
A child shares crayons with a sibling bc older kids are supposed to share in order to be good. Morality stage?
postconventional
operational
conventional
preconventional
69
Operant conditioning is a form of learning that
is not effective in explaining voluntary behaviors
focuses on the association between behaviors and stimuli that follow them
explains how neutral stimuli become associated with unlearned responses
occurs through the imitation of another's actions