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PSY104 Semester review first 1/2
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Our dude for an ecological perspective
Erikson
Bronfenbrenner
Maslow
Piaget
2
Erikson's third stage 3 - 6 yrs
Autonomy vs. Doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust
3
The part of a neuron that receives signals
myelin sheath
nucleas
dendrite
axon
4
Erikson's second stage 18 months - 3 yrs
Autonomy vs. Doubt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust
Initiative vs. Guilt
5
Not related to procreation
Gametes
Primary sex characteristics
Secondary sex characteristics
Freud's concept of an Id
6
8 month Zek crawls and puts pens, Drano cap, dog's tail in her mouth. This would not surprise
Freud
Vygotsky
Bronfenbrenner
Maslow
7
Tests designed to measure things that we've already learned
IQ tests
Allotment tests
Aptitude tests
Achievement tests
8
Finer and finer skills develop through this happening to brain cells
Expanding connections
Intentional focusing
Collaboration
Pruning
9
Piaget's stage with the development of abstract and hypothetical thinking
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operational
Sensorimotor
10
"Well, I see my big brother did it, that must be the way to react."
Social referencing
Object permanence
Trust vs. Mistrust
Social smile
11
Erikson's fifth stage 13 - 18
Industry vs. Inferiority
Autonomy vs. Doubt
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Identity vs. Role Confusion
12
Biological activity over the course of one day
Earth spin
BPS flow
Circadian rhythm
Sleep cycle
13
Erikson crisis: Industry vs.
Despair
Inferiority
Laziness
Achievement
14
"He dumped me and NOBODY in the world can understand how this feels!" :((/(
Role confusion
Invincibility fable
Imaginary audience
Personal fable
15
All the genetic coding of a species
Gene
Chromosome
Nucleus
Genome
16
Growth that is inside out
Proximodistal
Transpersonal
Cephalocaudal
Intervulumnic
17
Obtained from caregivers very early in life and affects all later development.
Temperament
Sexual orientation
Personality
Attachment
18
Teaching each other to be different
Deviancy training
Uniqueness training
Differentiation training
Rebellion norms
19
Harlow's studies used
people
chimps
monkeys
armadillos
20
The outdoor kindergarten taught base skills so Erikson + Piaget would love it because they had:
stage models
emotional schemas
cognitive schemas
ecological models
21
Supporting someone just enough so they can develop the skill themselves
Scaffolding
Salience
Regulation
Directed speech
22
Our dude for unconditional positive regard
Skinner and Watson
Rogers
Maslow
Freud
23
Consists of these dimensions: regulating attention, self-soothing, negative mood, social/shy.
Attachment
Personality
Temperament
Synchrony
24
Genotypes become specific phenotypes because of the effects of __________ along the way.
heratibility
teratogens
epigenetics
scaffolding
25
Ainsworth used the ________ to evaluate attachment
transpersonal adaptation
rouge test
ambivalent access indicator
strange situation
26
Pookydook has known for years that he is consistently attracted to men.
Non-conformity
Sexual orientation
Sexual lifestyle
Gender identity
27
Our dude for psychosexual development
Piaget
Maslow
Freud
Erikson
28
The part of a neuron that sends signals
axon
myelin sheath
dendrite
nucleas
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What type of schooling sets its own rules?
Charter
Public
Voucher
Allocation
30
Piaget's stage at which a child develops conservation and logical thinking
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
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Moral reasoning emphasizing social rules
Preconventional
Conventional
Postconventional
Formal conventional
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A disease of protein deficiency very early in life that leads to wasting.
Malaria
Marasmus
Tuberculosis
Rheumatic fevor
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Parts of the brain that cause a baby to smile when you smile at them
Mirror neurons
Occipital lobe
Parietal lobe
Sensory neurons
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Accessed through
nurture
much more than
nature
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Temperament
Gender identity
Traits
Personality
35
Our dude who differentiated beyond Erikson in the area of identity
Ainsworth
Bronfenbrenner
Marcia
Harlow
36
Erikson's first stage 0 - 18 months
Autonomy vs. Doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Trust vs. Mistrust
Industry vs. Inferiority
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Putting the question to rest as to who you are, perhaps before exploring much
Role confusion
Foreclosure
Moratorium
Identity acievement
38
What activity benefits kids physically, psychologically, and socially?
Rough and tumble play
Classroom learning
Fighting
Charter school curriculum
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Destructive chemical or behavioral influence on a fetus
tropamine
cortisol
teratogen
palliative
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The part of a neuron that speeds signals
dendrite
axon
nucleas
myelin sheath
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Parenting style - "My way or the highway!"
Authoritarian
Neglectful
Authoritative
Permissive
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The psychologist who stresses our need to belong
Watson
Skinner
Pretty much every psychologist who's ever lived
Swift
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The emergence of self-awareness was tested in a classic experiment using
siblings
rouge
music
photography
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An egg or sperm
Gamete
Chromosome
Gene
Synapse
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One of 46 that almost all cells have
Genome
Nucleus
Gene
Chromosome
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Having developed a strong sense of who you are
Foreclosure
Identity acievement
Role confusion
Moratorium
47
How many gametes did it take to make these twins?
1
4
3
2
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Why should people in developing countries be careful about diluting formula?
Brain development is not prepared for formula
Dirty water
Poor quality formula
Breast feeding is better
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Infant day care is hard to evaluate because not all centers have
parental approval
record keeping
affordable options
trained professionals
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Piaget's stage characterized by language and egocentric perspective
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Formal operational
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Focusing on one particular aspect of something and ignoring the others
Centration
Irreversibility
Overregularization
Fast mapping
52
Defined by culture
Sensorimotor stage
Feminine/Masculine
Oral/Anal stages
Woman/Man
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Part of the brain primarily involved with memory
Hippocampus
Hypothalamus
Corpus callosum
Amygdala
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Our dude for psychosocial development
Erikson
Maslow
Piaget
Freud
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Erikson's fourth stage 6 - 12
Autonomy vs. Doubt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Initiative vs. Guilt
Trust vs. Mistrust
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Piaget's first stage 0 - 2 yrs
Concrete operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
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Our dude for cognitive development
Maslow
Piaget
Erikson
Freud
58
Elements of pregnancy and birth experienced by fathers
threshold effect
couvade
paternalism
equanimity
59
Piaget's first stage of the development of cognition
preoperational
sensorimotor
preconventional
infant thought
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Taking a socially acceptable break from identity exploration
Identity acievement
Moratorium
Foreclosure
Role confusion
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Our dude for unconditional positive regard
Piaget
Freud
Rogers
Maslow
62
A family with two moms and two sons and three daughters
Family configuration
Family structure
Family function
Family balance
63
Parenting style that is like coaching
Authoritarian
Authoritative
Permissive
Neglectful
64
The "B" in the BPS triangle
biology
behavior
brain
baseline
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I wonder what that other person is thinking and how it compares to me?
Abstract thinking
Zone of proximal development
Fast mapping
Theory of mind
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If a baby looks for something after it has become hidden behind something, they have developed
object permanence
formal cognition
conservation
sensorimotor intelligence
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Growth that is top down
Cephalocaudal
Proximodistal
Intervulumnic
Transpersonal
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Which of these configuration of parents is most likely to have a homosexual child?
Two men
Two women
The sex of the parents makes no difference
One man and one woman
69
The "A" in the ABC triangle
affect
action
affection
adjustment
70
Our dude for self actualization
Freud
Maslow
Piaget
Erikson
71
Neglected synchrony is often evaluated using
orphans
MMPI assessment
twins
still-face technique
72
Which of these goes with Kohlberg?
Mid conventional
Post conventional
Preoperational
Formal operational
73
Chemicals used by nerve cells to stimulate each other
Hormones
Neurotransmitters
Carbon alleles
Transient bonds
74
All the genes of a unique individual within a species
Allotype
Genotype
Genome
Phenotype
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The force that moves people to do something because it is its own reward
intrinsic motivation
explicit attitude
implicit attitude
extrinsic motivation
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Harlow's studies centered on the subject of
biology
feeding
human interaction
attachment
77
Accepting roles and behaviors of being female or male
Hormones
Secondary sex characteristics
Gender identity
Primary sex characteristics
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Ability to handle difficult experiences.
Aptitude
Social comparison
Resilience
Achievement
79
In the spectrum of autistic disorders what is the common element?
Acting out
Spatial impairment
Problems connecting to other people
Aggression
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Theories of attachment were explored by
Bronfenbrenner and Freud
Bowlby and Ainsworth
Skinner and Watson
Piaget and Vygotsky