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Terms from development unit of psychology
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At what stage can a child easily add 8 and 4 and then reverse it and subtract 4 from 12?
formal operation
concrete operational
sensorimotor
preoperational
2
Erikson: Is my world predictable and supportive?
toddlerhood
infancy
elementary school
adolescence
3
Who developed the theory that there are stages in our moral development?
Piaget
Erikson
Kohlberg
Freud
4
Because of the ______ reflex, infants turn their heads when their cheeks are touched
plantar
Moro
rooting
Babinski
5
A parent who says "Because I said so" is a good enough reason
permissive
authoritarian
authoritative
uninvolved
6
Erikson's stage: Who am I?
trust vs mistrust
generativity vs stagnation
integrity vs despair
identity vs role confusion
7
Erikson: Have I made a difference?
late adulthood
middle adulthood
adolescence
young adulthood
8
Erikson's intimacy vs isolation: age range?
preschool
middle adulthood
young adulthood
adolescence
9
A particular time when we must learn something or we most likely never will
teratogen
habituation
critical period
maturity
10
Who developed the theory of psychosocial development?
Piaget
Freud
Kohlberg
Erikson
11
Parents have a greater influence on children's ________ .
music choice
religious beliefs
clothing style
day to day choices
12
Which is primary sex characteristics?
Pubic and underarm hair in both sexes
Reproductive organs in both sexes
Facial hair in boys
Nonreproductive traits such as breasts and hips in girls
13
At what stage can most children complete if ------ then ------ problems.
formal operations
sensorimotor
concrete operations
preoperational
14
A baby doesn't look for the ball after it rolls under the couch because she lacks
object permanence
theory of mind
principle of conservation
egocentrism
15
Which is NOT a teratogen?
insulin
marijuana
alcohol
flu virus
16
Which is an example of Erikson's concept of integrity?
25 year old meets and marries the love of his life.
40 year old takes pride in her work.
20 year old decides to become a doctor.
70 year old looks back on a life well-lived.
17
Harlow's experiments demonstrated the importance of ______ in human development.
contact comfort
a father figure
exposure to language
intellectual stimulation
18
Our sense of being male or female
gender role
gender
gender typing
gender identity
19
Childhood's major social achievement is
positive sense of self
imprinting
attachment
language acquisition
20
Trespassing and organizing a sit in at the drug company's headquarters to protest high prices
conventional
preconventional
postconventional
21
What part of the brain is responsible for teens' impulsive behavior?
right hemisphere
autonomic nervous system
parietal lobes
limbic system
22
The "right time" to leave home, marry, have children
puberty
social clock
menopause
selection effect
23
A child who thinks they have two graham crackers when you break one in half is lacking
imprinting
object permanence
principle of conservation
intelligence
24
Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development does understanding conservation occur?
sensorimotor
preoperational
concrete operations
formal operations
25
Our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills
crystallized intelligence
creativity
fluid intelligence
accommodation
26
Age for Erikson's autonomy vs shame and doubt
toddlerhood
adolescence
young adulthood
elementary school
27
An emotional tie with another person, particularly a child with an adult
conservation
attachment
maturity
theory of mind
28
When a child realizes that a zebra is NOT a horse, the child has
developed a schema.
made an accommodation.
habituated.
assimiliated information.