AP Psychology Unit 3 Review

A person avoids eating a particular food after experiencing nausea from eating it. This is an example of:

According to the Law of Effect, which behavior is most likely to be strengthened?

An authoritarian parenting styles is characterized by

A child with avoidance attachment is likely to exhibit which behavior towards a caregiver?

How does language development influence social interactions in early childhood?

When an infant reflexively turns its head and opens its mouth in response to a touch on the cheek, this is an example of

During the concrete operational stage, children gain the ability to

A dog salivates at the sound of a bell that has been paired with food. In this scenario, the bell serves as the

What type of learning occurs when a person acquires knowledge without immediate reinforcement or punishment?

The first occurrence of ejaculation in boys is known as

How does temperament influence a child's behavior in social settings?

The concept of the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) emphasizes

A pregnant woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy. Which developmental risk is she exposing her unborn child to?

A newborn chick follows its mother hen shortly after hatching, demonstrating

A person attributes their success in sports to wearing a specific pair of socks. This belief illustrates:

A toddler explores objects by touching, tasting, and manipulating them. This shows which cognitive development stage

According to Erikson's stage theory, adolescents are focused on resolving conflicts related to:

How do schemas influence the way individuals interpret new information

Which of the following is a secondary sex characteristic typical of an adolescent female?

How does latent learning contribute to skill development?

During adolescence, hormonal changes can impact a teenager's behavior. Which of the following is a likely consequence

Fluid intelligence enables individuals to

How does reinforcement increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated?

An elderly person exhibiting progressive memory loss, difficulty in problem solving, and changes in personality may be

Pavlov's experiments demonstrated that conditioned responses are elicited by

Which level of influence (ecological systems theory) directly impacts child development with their immediate surrounding

A child believes that everyone sees the world exactly as they do. This tendency is known as

After learning to associate the sound of a bell with food, the dog salivates to similar sounds. This is an example of

How does counterconditioning help individuals overcome phobias or fears?

A child applies a grammar rule incorrectly such as saying "goed" instead of "went". This is an example of