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AP Psych Chapter 5
Which stage does egocentrism occur?
Which is a primary sex characteristic?
AP Psych Chapter 5
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Which is a primary sex characteristic?
Breasts
Pubic hair
Adam's apple
Penis
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Which stage does egocentrism occur?
Concrete
Sensorimotor
Formal
Preoperational
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Cutting a hotdog in 6 pieces and 8 pieces does not change the amount of hotdog. This is
Conservation
Egocentrism
Object permanence
Habituation
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In which stage doe stranger anxiety occur?
pre operational
Concrete
Sensorimotor
Formal
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Touching a newborn's cheek causes the baby to turn her head. This is known as
Habituation
Novel
Rooting
Blooming
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What is the first menstrual period called?
Menarche
Spermarche
Pruning
Menopause
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Peekaboo is a game of
Egocentrism
Conservation
Habituation
Object Permanence
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Process by which animals form bonds early in life
Critical period
Stranger anxiety
Imprinting
Secure attachment
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A concept that organizes and interprets information
Egocentrism
Teratogen
Schema
Object permanence
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Most brain cells are formed by
Adulthood
Childhood
Conception
Birth
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An embryo is a
Multicellular organism
Fetus
Baby
Fertilized egg
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True or False: Babies in the sensorimotor stage know Physics
True
False
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Dabbing lipstick on a baby's nose is used to test
Attachment style
Self-awareness
Egocentrism
Parenting style
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What does theory of the mind refer to?
Autism
Egocentrism
Empathy
Neuro science
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True or False: Infants that grow up around other children may walk sooner
True
False
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In which stage does conservation occur?
Pre operational
Concrete
Sensorimotor
Formal
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Pre school children are concerned with
Autonomy
Industry
Trust
Initiative
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The world is predictable and trust worthy
Basic trust
Secure attachement
Insecure attachment
Imprinting
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Conception starts
During intercourse
When the embryo is formed
At birth
When the sperm fertilizes the egg
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How many chromosomes does a female person have?
XY
XX
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In which stage does abstract thinking occur?
Sensorimotor
Formal
Concrete
Pre operational
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If a baby does not look for a toy under a blanket
She lacks object permanence
She is in the concrete operational stage
She has object permanence
She is in the preoperational stage
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True or False: Identical twins begin crawling and walking on nearly the same day
False
True
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Babies younger than 3 do not have long term memory. This is known as
Infantile amnesia
Dementia
Neural decay
Alzheimer's
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What stage of morality upholds laws?
Pre conventional
Post conventional
Righteous mind
Conventional
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A child thinks his mom can see him even when she is away. This is known as
Stranger anxiety
Egocentrism
Object permanence
Conservation
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True or False: Harlow's monkeys are attached to the cloth mother over the onethat provides food
False
True
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A human-like organism is a
Fetus
Embryo
Zygote
Teratogen
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What are teratogens?
The tips of chromosomes
Neural connections
Harmful substances that penetrate the placenta
Nerve cells
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Which phenomena occur in the sensorimotor stage?
Conservation
Object permanence
Egocentrism
Pretend play
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Pouring a liquid from one container to another does not change the amount of liquid. This is
Conservation
Egocentrism
Habituation
Object permanence
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Which is a secondary sex characteristic?
Ovaries
Hips
Penis
Testes
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Out of sight, out of mind refers to
Conservation
Theory of Mind
Egocentrism
Object Permanence
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Decreased responsiveness with repeated stimulation is
Habituation
Convention
Accommodation
Stimular decline
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In which stage do children experience the world through their senses?
Preoperational
Concrete Operational
Sensorimotor
Operational
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True or False: Babies in the sensorimotor stage can add
True
False
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What stage of morality questions rules?
Rebelious
Post conventional
Pre conventional
Conventional
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Interpreting new experiences in terms of existing schemas
Habituation
Association
Assimilation
Accommodation
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Biologically enabled changes in behavior that occur in a specific sequence are called
Accommodation
Maturation
Puberty
Association
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What stage of morality follows rules to avoid punishment?
Self-preservation
Pre conventional
Post conventional
Conventional
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A fertilized egg is a
Fetus
Zygote
Embryo
Baby
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Which is NOT a newborn reflex?
Rooting
Sneezing
Crying
Tonguing
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What does the placenta do?
Determines gender
Screens out teratogens
Protect the fetus from HIV
Transfers nutrients and oxygen
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Adapting schema to incorporate new information
Assimilation
Accommodation
Association
Habituation
