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According to Piaget, during the formal operational stage people begin to
reason abstractly.
adhere to social norms.
understand mathematical operations involving sets.
distinguish between good and bad behaviors.
2
Erikson suggested that the capacity to form loving relationships in young adulthood depended on
developing a sense of integrity.
achieving a sense of identity.
demonstrating generativity.
mastering formal operational thinking.
3
Which of the following is false about temperament?
it may be influence by experience
always changes
is generally stable over time
not influenced by heredity
4
Something ceases to exist because it isn't seen- this demonstrates
lack of object permanence
presence of egocentrism
lack of conservation
presence of maturation
5
without being taught baby's open their mouth in search of a nipple when touched on the cheek
grasp reflex
startle reflex
rooting reflex
plantar reflex
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A review of life that provides a positive result is associated with
intimacy
generativity
identity
integrity
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Applying new information to a preexisting schema
formal operation
egocentrism
accomodation
assimiliation
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Kim mistakenly thinks her tall narrow glass has more milk then her bro's short glass. She lacks
the concept of egocentrism.
the concept of accommodation.
the concept of assimilation.
the concept of conservation.
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Improved judgment/ impulse control that occurs as adolescents get older is primarily due to the
development of the frontal lobes
development of the limbic system.
development of object permanence.
development secondary sex characteristics.
10
Harlow found that infant monkeys raised w/ a nourishing wire mom & a nonnourishing cloth mom...
preferred the nonnourishing cloth mother.
preferred the nourishing wire mother
showed no preference for one mother over the other
did not become attached to either mother.
11
Passing on your knowledge to the next generation solves the crisis of
industry vs inferiority
generativity vs stagnation (self absorption)
integrity vs despair
intimacy vs isolation
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Egg & sperm meet to form
germinal
fetus
embryo
zygote
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Changing how we see new info
accomodation
egocentrism
formal operations
assimilation
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Piagetian stage during which abstract thinking is enjoyed by the child
concrete operational
formal operational
sensorimotor
preoperational
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Harmful chemicals/viruses that can be transferred from a mom to her developing fetus are called
attachments.
zygotes.
teratogens.
schemas.
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Erikson's stage where the child must determine whether they can rely on parents for support
industry vs. inferiority
autonomy vs. shame
initiative vs. guilt
trust vs. mistrust
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The Smiths use harsh discipline & demand obedience from their kids. Low warmth.
authoritative
permissive
authoritarian
assertive
18
Aisnworth's mechanism for assessing attachment produced all of the following
EXCEPT
imprinting
anxious-ambivalent
secure
avoidant
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Instead of exploring the new toys in the room Jo clings to his mom's skirt. Jo most clear shows
habituation
secure attachment
insecure attachment
the rooting reflex
