CHILD-PSYCHOLOGY TEST COMPLIED TOGETHER(correctly answered to pass)

Child psych CH7Which of the following theorists proposed influential theories of infant attachment? - correct answer Freud Erikson Bowlby Which theorist(s) developed a temperament classification system based on inhibition and lack of inhibition? - correct answer Kagan Infants are able to und...

Child Psych- Chapter 1Child development - correct answer An area of study devoted to understanding constancy and change from conception through adolescence Developmental science - correct answer All changes we experience through our life span Three domains of development - correct answer Physi...

Child Psych Exam 2 Freud believed that the norms and moral structures of the family and society are incorporated in the a. ego. b. id. c. libido. d. superego. e. phallic stage. - correct answer d. superego. Michael's family lives on the shores of a lake in southern Utah which is next to an...

child psych exam 3 There is some evidence that children develop a theory of mind at a young age if their parents - correct answer discuss emotions with the child While you are sitting with your friends in the cafeteria at lunchtime, someone who is walking past your table splashes some juice on y...

Child Psych FinalIf a child receives a dominant allele for brown hair from one parent and a recessive allele for blonde hair from the other, what do we know? Select one: a. The child will be female b. We cannot predict the potential hair color of the child based upon this information c. The ch...

Child Psych FinalWhich of the following BEST describes an example of child development as a system? a. Juan's rate of learning new words accelerated tremendously between 18 months and two years of age. b. Robyn has been crawling for several months, and soon she will be able to pull herself up to...

Child Psych HW2Which statement describes a unique strength of naturalistic observation? - correct answer Investigators can see directly the everyday behaviors they hope to explain. Suppose a certain gene has a dominant allele M and a recessive allele n. If a father has Mn and a mother has MM, the...

Child Psych Parenting StylesNot knowing where the child is spending the weekend. - correct answer uninvolved Explaining to the child how they feel about the childs bad behavior. - correct answer authoritative Encouraging a child to freely speak his/her mind, even if the child disagrees with th...

child psychchild development - correct answer focuses on growth, change, and stability. Entry into adolescence is dependent upon - correct answer Achievement of sexual maturity personality development - correct answer involves ways that differentiates one person from another children playin...

Child Psychassessment - correct answer -Depends on developmental stage of child -->Children need simple phrases -->Direct questions, rather than open-ended, maybe used -->May not be able to provide accurate timeline -->May use play therapy -Corroborate info with adult, school, etc ...

Child Psych Which of the following is the correct order of the three stages of prenatal development? - correct answer germinal stage, embryonic stage, fetal stage During which stage does the blastocyst imbed itself in the mother's uterus? - correct answer germinal stage Which layer eventuall...

Child Psych A central question in developmental psychology is whether the child's development is the result of genetic endowment or environmental influences. This question is usually referred to as the - correct answer nature-nurture debate As a very curious child, Andrea is constantly asking h...

Child psychSensori-Motor Stage - correct answer Piagets first stage of cognitive development during which children change from basic reflexive behaviour to beginnings of symbolic thought and goal directed behaviours. First organized patterns of intelligent behavior - correct answer Problem solvin...

child psychWhen changes occur in the individual's thinking, intelligence, and language, these are examples of: - correct answer cognitive processes Those who see development as characterized mainly by ____________ emphasize that development occurs via a slow but continual process of change. - co...

Child Psych Social Role Theory - correct answer Gender differences result from the contrasting roles of women and men - social hierarchy and division of labor strongly influence gender differences in power, assertiveness, and nurture Psychoanalytic Theory of Gender - correct answer Stems from Fr...

Child PSYCHChildren's preference for same sex friends emerges in - correct answer preschool Which statements about peers are true? - correct answer peers are close in age, have relatively equal power in interactions, jointly construct ideas Which statement is supported by child psychological ...

Child Psychology - Exam 3authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, neglectful - correct answer four parenting styles authoritative - correct answer parenting style characterized by high control and high warmth high control - correct answer parents exhibiting this trait set clear expectations a...

Child Psychology Chapter 1Science of Human Development - correct answer Seeks to understand how and why people change or remain the same: based on scientific method, studies all kinds of people Developmental Scientists - correct answer Seek to convey both the generalities and the specifics about ...

Child Psychology Chapter 2 Developmental Theory - correct answer Systematic statement of principles and generalizations that provides a coherent framework for understanding how and why people change as they grow older Grand Theories - correct answer Describe universal processes Minitheories -...

Child Psychology Exam 1 Chapters 1 Child Development - correct answer Researchers from different disciplines work to understand the important changes that a child goes through in childhood Physical Development - correct answer Component of development related to growth size, strength, and muscle...

Child Psychology Exam 1What is development? - correct answer Physical and mental changes we go through in a lifetime What is developmental psychology? What is an example of something that a developmental psychologist would study? - correct answer Development psychology is the science of studying ...

Child psychology final exam reviewWhat does Tabula Rasa mean - correct answer Blank slate Who originated the psychoanalytic theory - correct answer Sigmund Freud What are Ericksons stages based on - correct answer Sexual drive What is the definition of observational learning or the socia...

Child Psychology Test 1Stage theories - correct answer approaches that propose that development involves a series of discontinuous, age-related phases Incremental theories - correct answer theories in which development is a result of continuous quantitative changes Qualitative changes - correc...

Child Psychology Language: Skinner - correct answer Simple Association: after hearing a word many times within a social interaction a child learns the word Vygotsky: language is external Language: Chomsky - correct answer Language Acquisition Device: innate biological program in our minds that ...

Child PsychologyTwin studies - correct answer provide another way to tease out the roles of nature and nurture by comparing monozygotic and dizygotic twins. Monozygotic (MZ) twins - correct answer often called identical twins, share the same genetic code because they developed from one fertilized...

Child Psychology-Chapter 6Piaget's theory - correct answer Children are naturally curious, create theories Assimilation - correct answer occurs when new experiences are readily incorporated into a child's existing theories Accommodation - correct answer occurs when a child's theories are mo...

Continuity vs. DiscontinuityDevelopmental Psychologists - correct answer Study various areas of development including; mental, cognitive, social, emotional, moral, and personal change.. Therefore they investigate the way these changes co-respond and interact, seeing how the interactions create more ...

Depression in ChildrenDepression in Children - what does it look like? - correct answer Depressed mood - many children may not be able to communicate this, so it is manifested as irritability and restlessness. Changes in appetite Changes in sleep patterns Unexplained sadness or crying Feelings o...

DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY - EXAM 1 - CHAPTERS 1-3 STUDY GUIDEDevelopmental science is a field of study devoted to - correct answer understanding constancy and change throughout the lifespan Within the ____ view of development, new ways of understanding & responding to the world emerge at specific ...

Developmental Psychology Chapter 3What is the approximate size of the head at birth? - correct answer near full-size because most neurons already exist What is the principle that and infant is born with a very large head compared to body? - correct answer Physical Growth About how many inches ...

divergent thinkingconnect brainset - correct answer ability to generate lots of ideas many possible answers (versus absolutes) connections between disparate objects and concepts how is connect similar to absorb & envision - correct answer filtering stops novel and complex attracts judgement ...

Executive FunctioningWhat is more critical for school success than IQ? - correct answer Executive function executive function refers to... - correct answer Refers to the goal-oriented, purposeful behaviors that allow an individual to take a strategic approach to problem solving executive funct...

Human Development - Exam 1 (Chapter 1-4)Child Development - correct answer The scientific study of the patterns of growth, change, and stability that occur from conception through adolescence. Three Major Approaches to Child Development - correct answer 1. Social and Personal Development 2. Phys...

Intro to PsychologyPsychology - correct answer The scientific student of mental processes, behavior, and feelings of humans and/or animals. Goals of Psychology - correct answer To describe, explain, predict, and influence human and animal behavior. Hypothesis - correct answer An assumption or ...

Introduction to PsychologyWhat is Psychology? - correct answer The study of mind and behavior. What is Nativism (Nature)? - correct answer Nativism is the theory that knowledge is innate and inborn. Our biological endowment makes up who we are. What is Empiricism (Nurture)? - correct answer Em...

Nature Vs. Nurture - Psychology heredity - correct answer the transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring. Role is the development of traits in people and animals (ex; hair color, height, eye color, shyness. artistic ability, anxiety, depression, etc.) genes - correct answer buildi...

Psych 202 Inquisitive Chapter 1Which of the following are the major tenets of Darwin's theory of evolution? - correct answer Species change over time. Members of the species that have adaptive changes are most likely to survive. Members of the species that survive are most likely to reproduce ...

Psych test 2 (part2)it is considered to have a biological basis - correct answer Which of the following statements about temperament is true? temperament in infancy predicted later development in some respects - correct answer In Thomas and Chess' longitudinal study, they classified the infants ...

Psych test 2it is considered to have a biological basis - correct answer Which of the following statements about temperament is true? temperament in infancy predicted later development in some respects - correct answer In Thomas and Chess' longitudinal study, they classified the infants into the...

Psychology Personality Personality - correct answer patterns of feelings, thoughts and behavior that set people apart from one another Psychoanalysis - correct answer school pf psychology founded by Freud, that emphasizes the importance of unconscious motives and internal conflicts as determinan...

Psychology - Child PsychologyWhat psychologists mean by intelligence? Spearman (1904) - correct answer Identified that a person's cognitive skills ability tested in one test would show a solar ability in different cognitive skill in another test. What psychologists mean by intelligence? Gardner ...

Psychology 101 Exam The scientific study of behavior & mental processes - correct answer Psychology "the way you think" is the _________, is NOT directly observable. - correct answer mental process Psychology DOES NOT rely on: - correct answer common sense "the way you act" is _____...

Psychology 2020 testDivision of the life span into periods of development is a social construction. This indicates that - correct answer it is a concept inverted by a particular culture Which of the following characterize infants and toddlers? - correct answer The use of symbols develops by the e...

Psychology Chapter 3 and 4 (Development through the lifespan and Gender and Sexuality)1. Developmental psychologists study physical, cognitive, and ______ changes throughout the human life span. - correct answer A) Embryonic B) Social C) Cross- Sectional D) genetic Answer : Social 2. A ...

Psychology Chapter 7From a psychological perspective, the term cognition means ________. A. determining B. processing C. thinking D. understanding - correct answer thinking ________ are categories or groupings of linguistic information, images, ideas, or memories, such as life experiences. ...

psychology lifespan Development.Lifespan Development - correct answer It is the field of study that examines patterns of growth, change, and stability in behavior that occur throughout the entire lifespan. Lifespan Development focuses on human development - correct answer 1) universal principles ...

Psychology unit 1John Locke - correct answer the mind is a 'blank slate' at birth and we are formed and develop from our own experiences with the environment. Wilhelm Wundt - correct answer Father of experimental psychology Leipzig, Germany (1879) - correct answer world's first experimental...

Quizlet 1 - Abnormal Child PsychWhat Abnormal Child Psychologists do - correct answer -Define normal and abnormal behavior -Identify the causes and correlates of abnormal behavior -Make predictions about long-term outcomes -Develop and evaluate methods for diagnosis, treatment, and / of preventio...

Resilience. Questions well answered 2023What is resilience? - correct answer Resilience refers to an individuals capacity to successful adapt to change and stressful events in healthy and constructive ways, to help a person bounce back or heal from stress and disaster concept comes from physics -...

Statistics in Psychology What is the definition of statistics? - correct answer The term statistics refers to a set of mathematical procedures for organizing, summarizing, and interpreting information. What are statistical procedures? - correct answer Usually shortened to the word "statistics,...

The Child with an Emotional or Behavioral Condition Chapter 33What is Gateway substances? - correct answer Gateway substances is alcohol and common household products that can be abused to achieve an altered state of consciousness. What is Milieu therapy? - correct answer Milieu therapy is physic...

William James & Psychology fully solved 2023 already passedWilliam James - correct answer -Trained as a physician and taught philosophy -Established the first teaching lab in America (1875) -Thought introspection was useless -Sought to discover how consciousness was fundamental to human survival...