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Life Span FINAL REVIEW
Life Span FINAL REVIEW
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Life Span Review Questions#
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1
Which of the following statements are true regarding tips for early childhood eating patterns?
Don’t try to force your child to eat or fight over food
All of the above
Limit options
No short order chefs
2
The substance that is most commonly used by youth in America today is:
Cocaine
Marijuana
Tobacco
Alcohol
3
The prefrontal cortex is responsible for the following function(s)
All of the above
Impulse control
Decision making
Complex planning
4
Theory that suggests that during late adulthood, the individual and society mutually withdraw
None of the above
Disengagement
Continuity
Activity
5
What percent of fertilized eggs fail to develop?
60%
40%
50%
30%
6
Secondary aging refers to changes that are caused by:
all of the above
hypertension
diabetes
cancer
7
How many chromosomes come from each parent?
32 from your father and 42 from your motehr
22 from your father and 22 from your mother
23 from your mother and 23 from your father
32 from your mother and 42 from your father
8
The number of people 85 and older is
34 times greater than in 1800
42 times greater than in 1900
52 times greater than in 1900
34 times greater than in 1900
9
Around what age is the brain fully developed?
35
32
18
25
10
This type of parenting involves allowing child to make their own rules and determine activities
authoritative
teacher-counselor
permissive parenting
athletic coach style
11
What effect could the teratogen tetracycline (antibiotic) have on the fetal development later?
yellow-brown staining of the teeth
cause of mental retardation
low-birth weight, pre-mature, and/or respiratory problems
learning or behavioral problems
12
Cicely Saunders was know for
founder of Saunders Publication
being a Royal Dame
founder of Hospice
founder of Cici's Pizza
13
Rogers and Maslow were known as the _________ theorist.
Evolutionary
Psychoanalytic Theory
Cognitive
Humanistic
14
Which of the following is most likely to decrease with age?
accumulated facts
speed of thinking
vocabulary
practical intelligence
15
A ____ is a healthcare professional that aids a woman in the birthing process.
assistant tech
paraprofessional
midwife
life coach
16
Theory of viewing self in much the same way.
Life Long
Continuity
Activity
Same Way
17
The phenomenon, known as the Hayflick limit is
when cells divide a limited amount of time
limitations on movement due to joint injury
when memory recall is limited
vision being limited by flickering light
18
What happens if the cell cluster splits into two groups?
Identical Twins are formed
Lungs do not fully develop
Brain does not fully develop
Birth Defect
19
This type of love is self-centered and manipulative
agapa
companionate
storge
ludus
20
New research indicates changes in the teenage brain. What occurs?
The hippocampus shrinks substantially.
The motor cortex doubles in size.
There is a growth spurt in the prefrontal lobes of the brain
The circadian rhythm shift making teens alert in the morning
21
Marital satisfaction is highest
when the couple is in their 30s
before the birth of the first child
after the birth of the first child
after the birth of the second child
22
the reassessment type of relationship that can occur during middle adulthood refers to
the feeling of pressure s to take care of their parents
a review where life is and make changes while there is time
organizing situations that keep the family ties
the feeling of loneliness when children move out
23
How common is remarriage in the United States?
28 % of marriages are a remarriage for at least 1 partner
half of all marriages are remarriages for at least 1 partner
60 % of all marriages are remarriage for at least 1 partner
10 % of marriages are a remarriage for at least 1 partner
24
Bandura, Skinner, and Watson were known for as the ______________theorist.
Humanistic
Cognitive
Behavioral
Contextual
25
The invincibility fable refers to a teenager’s
belief that the body is indestructible
feeling that everyone is watching their behavior
belief that they are destined to be famous
feeling that others do not understand how they feel
