Duplicate of Human relationships and life transitions spring 2018

Process a child uses to modify existing schemas when exposed to new information is called

Low self-esteem results from a negative self-concept. Self concept consists of:

"Who am I?" a critical question in adolescence. Erikson says this was resolved in the stage of

What is meant by the term "empty nest"?

Spouse's place of work and local government are part of Bronfenbenner's exosystem

As children we learn social skills through interactions with others. These may be learned from

Development of the self begins with

In Australia and when compared to men, women

Approximately what age can an infant roll from stomach to back or side and pull up with help

Vygotsky developed the theory of

According to Erikson, intimacy versus isolation occurs between what ages?

A non-normative event or circumstance would be

A theorist who emphasisied observational learning was

Our self identity often include social group memberships which can define who we are

All of the following help to maintain good cognitive functioning in later life except

Which of the following is considered a stage theory?

In terms of the relationship between identity and intimacy, Erikson believed that:

Classical Conditioning

Friendships play an important role in early adulthood because

Which of the following infant reflexes are considered to be "survival" reflexes?

Children construct sense of self in infancy with ideas of the self based on social categories.

A scheme or schema is

Failure to achieve a sense of intimacy during the early adulthood stage results in a sense of:

Lifespan development is defined as

When they become unemployed, older workers are more likely than younger workers to:

What is resilience associated with

Selected landmarks of infancy (0-1 year) includes

The preoperational stage of Piaget’s theory of cognitive development begins when a child can

Theorist Bandura proposed...

Personal identity

Vygotsky's zone of proximal development refers to

Young preschoolers believe that even inanimate objects are capable of being alive and conscious

Which of the following is a stage theory belonging to Erikson?

Which parental style exerts a high degree of control but is responsive to the child's feelings?

Parenting style that may result in antisocial and criminal activities due to lack of nurturing?

All of the following are representative of developmental growth during adolescence except

According to Piaget, in what stage do children use symbolic thinking to understand the world?

According to Piaget, a child in the pre-operational stage of child development would be able to

A non-normative event

Operant conditioning uses the principle of

Are infants capable of self-recognition and self-awareness?

Erikson's theory emphasises the importance of which sort of development across the life span?

The embryonic stage of a pregnancy is

Fear of strangers is an abnormal response in infants and toddlers and indicates insecurity

An early sign of cognitive development in infancy (between 0-1 years) includes

Which of the following toddlers is engaging in a gross motor skill?

Piaget's cognitive development has 4 stages. Which age group is "sensorimotor"?

A supportive way of nurturing the new mother is to

The germinal stage of a pregnancy is

The idea that objects exist even when hidden, develops in the sensorimotor stage is called

School age children can solve abstract, hypothetical problems

Piaget's cognitive development has 4 stages. Which age group is "concrete operational"?

The need for relationship closeness begins in

Which of the following statements about self-concept is true?

The part of the brain which governs decision-making and is underdeveloped in adolescents is the

Piaget's cognitive development has 4 stages. Which age group is "preoperational"?

Which of the following is an example of classical conditioning?

A teenage girl entering puberty at thirteen is an example of a:

Infants can express emotions such as joy, surprise and anger at approximately which age?

By the second year of life a securely attached child will have developed a basic sense of

Incorporation of new information into existing mental frameworks (schemas) is

A normative event of young adulthood would usually be which of the following?

Erikson's theory and Vaillant's stages are both normative-crisis theories

Any substance which can potentially harm a pregnant women's foetus at any stage of pregnancy

Development of trusting relationships with caregivers is a component of which stage theory

Two broad categories of coping are

Infant attachment is the beginning of a process of which sort of development?

An Apgar score given to a newborn at birth assesses which of the following?

Infertility is

Piaget's "Formal operations" stage includes

Extinction refers to

Laid on back, a newborn will turn their head to the side. This is descriptive of what reflex

Domains of developmental "Growth"

Theories of human development consistently demonstrate that....

What is the main difference between negative reinforcement and punishment?

The approximate age at which women undergo menopause is 45 years

Operant conditioning is based on the simple principle of.....

Percentage of older adults with Alzhemier's

The "self" is largely a part of our conscious personality. Self identity is:

Five year old Bella is an overly aggressive child. What is the first step her parents could do?

Piaget's cognitive development has 4 stages. Which age group is "formal operational"?

How many levels does Bronfenbrenners's ecological system have?

Debate about what shapes our genetic makeup and the extent how we are shaped by our environment

Fluid intelligence is which of the following?

Survival reflexes refers to

According to Bowlby infants form specific, clear cut attachments at which of the following ages

18 month old Sally has learned to tell the dog to sit after she see's her Mum training the dog

Peer pressure is

How many stages are there in Erikson's psychosocial stages?

In girls, the range of on-set puberty is

Bowlby attachment theory state the emotional ties of the infant to the caregiver assist surival

How many stages in Piaget's cognitive development?

According to Piaget, a child in the pre-operational stage of child development would be able to

Life expectancy refers to

Which of the following groups are the most disadvantaged?

Human development.....

Which aspects of development are all directly affected by early social interactions?

A foetus can be described as

Bronfenbenner's mesosystem is

The difference between self-identity and self-concept is

In pregnancy, the foetal stage is

Which of the following best describes sandwich generation?

What factor is most important in the development of expertise?

The Behaviourist (or learning) model of human development claims that

A non-normative event

Multi infarct dementia accounts for what percentage of organic brain syndrome in adults

Micro level in Brofenbenner's ecological systems theory would include which of the following?

Classical conditioning is related to

The moro reflex usually present in newborns is a response to which of the following

As one ages, crystallised intelligence is likely to___, while fluid intelligence tends to _____

Three patterns of attachment observed in strange situations are

Which of the following is an example of task-based coping?

Which of the following describes the Babinski reflex?

Bronfenbenner's microsystem is

Older Australians (65 years and older) prefer to live