Question:Question 1
Aggression used to obtain or retain a toy or other object is called:
- bullying.
- instrumental aggression.
- reactive aggression.
- personal aggression.
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Question 2
- Name and describe the FIRST stage of Erik Erikson's Psychosocial theory of development.Â
- Explain what goes on during this stage; what is the main goal or crisis? Tell how might a parent help a child achieve a positive resolution of this crisis?
Question 3
According to Vygotsky, guided participation requires that a child:
- interact with an adult to accomplish the task.
- is told instructions for a task only once.
- is allowed to discover the solution to a task on his or her own.
- work unassisted to prove the child can do it well alone.
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Question 4
John, age 4, believes his parents will always be with him. This is an example of:
- focus on appearance.
- static reasoning.
- centration.
- irreversibility.
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Question 5
Emotional development ...
- follows a relatively standard developmental timeline
- become increasingly complex
- lead to self-conscious emotions
- all of the above
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Question 6
If a preschool child thinks a tall 20-year-old is older than a 40-year-old dwarf, this is an example of:
- egocentrism.
- static thinking.
- focus on appearance.
- symbolic thinking.
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Question 7
Neural connections that are not used shrink and disappear.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 8
When children demonstrate centration, they:
- are in the formal operational stage.
- cannot make a decision.
- cannot solve math problems in their heads.
- only look at one aspect of a situation, not seeing "the big picture".
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Question 9
Fast mapping explains how children are able to:
- perfect understanding of the definition of new words.
- develop general understanding of words heard only once or twice.
- learn how to pronounce new words without error.
- follow simple instructions.
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Question 10
Like Freud, Erikson felt that problems and conflicts that arise in the early years of childhood could adversely affect later adult personality.
- Â True
- Â False
Question 11
- Name and describe the second OR third stage of Erik Erikson's Psychosocial theory of development. Explain what the main goal or crisis is.  How might a parent help a child achieve a positive resolution of this crisis?  (6 points)
Question 12
Behaviorists believe that reinforcement is the key to teaching children language.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 13
Piaget called the stage of cognitive development between the ages of 3 and 6 ___________ thought.
- operational
- egocentric
- preoperational
- sensorimotor
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Question 14
Maturation AND an individual infant's motivation, physical strength and opportunities combine to explain motor development.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 15
Parents who set limits, enforce rules, and listen receptively to their children are exhibiting what parenting style?
- autocratic
- authoritarian
- authoritative
- automatic
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Question 16
Malnourishment, can change the structure of the developing brain; studies show supplements given to malnourished children have no effect on cognitive development.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 17
Boys engage in more rough-and-tumble play than girls do.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 18
A psychologist who hides a toy under a blanket to see if an infant will uncover it or look for it, is testing for:
- synchrony
- overregularization
- object permanence.
- goodness of fit.
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Question 19
Expression of aggression or prosocial behaviors are impacted byÂ
- Temperament
- level of warmth
- media exposure
- all of the above
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Question 20
Self-concept is not evident until approximately 6 years old.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 21
Social Learning would propose that gender roles are developed through role modeling and imitation.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 22
An infant's distress at an unfamiliar person is called:
- stranger wariness.
- extrafamilial fear.
fear of the unknown.
- separation anxiety.
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Question 23
Piaget determined that language such as "private speech" is a tool of learning.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 24
Myelination:
- connects the two halves of the brain.
- compensates for loss of brain function due to injury.
- promotes regular childhood sleep patterns.
- speeds up the transmission of neural impulses.
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Question 25
Victor and Rosa want to ensure to develop trust with their 6-month-old daughter. They can best do this by:
- responding to her needsÂ
- being consistent in behavior and responses
- reactining with sensitivity to her needs and emotions
- all of the above.
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Question 26
A person's understanding of the emotions, intentions, thoughts, and perceptions of other people is called:
- intuitive psychology.
- psychological schemata.
- theory of mind.
- self schemes.
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Question 27
Theory of mind is advanced by:
- brain maturation.
- language.
- an older sibling.
- all of the above.
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Question 28
One child pretends to be the mother while the other pretends to be baby who won't eat his dinner. Such play is called:
- reciprocal.
- dramatic.
- familial.
- psychosocial.
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Question 29
A baby searches the faces of her parents to see how to respond in unfamiliar situations. This is called:
- separation anxiety.
- social referencing.
- stranger anxiety.
- uncertainty checking.
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Question 30
- Name and describe the first OR second stage of Piaget's Cognitive development theory. Give an example of how it applies to learning or development? (6 points)
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Question 31
The infant brain is 70% of it's adult weight by one year.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 32
When a person does good deeds, such as sharing, in order to benefit someone else, this is called ______ behavior.
- moral
- religious
- egalitarian
- prosocial
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Question 33
An 11-month-old baby is not likely to display both fear of strangers and separation anxiety.
- Â True
- Â False
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Question 34
Vygotsky would approve of all of the following ways to guide cognitive growth except:
- Letting the child figure out a new computer game on his own.
- Verbally motivating the child to try his hardest while working on a project.
- Providing step-by-step instruction on how to tie shoelaces.
- Noticing a child's frustration and offering the child verbal hints on completing a puzzle.
1 points Â
Question 35
In the preschool years, physical growth is usually more rapid that it was in the first two years
- Â True
- Â False
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