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Modeling" or the acquiring of learning through observation occurs through four processes. What
happens during the MOTIVATION process?
A. Reinforcement, either internal/self-reinforcement or external, is required for behavior to be retained
and regularly manifested.
B. Learning does not occur by exposure alone
C. The learner must have the capacity to recall his or her memory of the modeled behavior
D. The learner uses memory to guide an actual performance of the behavior.
Answer: A
Explanation: Motivation - Reinforcement, either internal/self-reinforcement or external, is required
for behavior to be retained and regularly manifested.
Taking into consideration that penetrance is the genetic transfer of mental illness or other
characteristics from one generation to another, how is the number of existing cases at a point in time
called?
A. covalence
B. concordance
C. incidence
D. prevalence
Answer: D
Explanation: prevalence - number of existing cases at a point in time
A 9 months old child actively seeks close contact with the caretaker. What attachment stage is the infant
in?
A. Active Proximity Seeking
B. Social Responsiveness
C. Partnership Behavior
D. Discriminating Social Responsiveness
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,Answer: A
Explanation: Active Proximity Seeking - From seven months to two years, the child actively seeks close
contact with the caretaker.
There are 4 stages of adult development related to parenting (Rossi). How can be the Disengagement
defined?
A. The child leaving home
B. The formation of parent-child attachments;
C. The adapting of parents to the child's demands as the child passes from infancy through adolescence
D. The adjustment to pregnancy and new responsibilities
Answer: A
Explanation: Disengagement: The child leaving home.
Christopher is sitting at a slot machine putting in quarters and knows that might be a chance of winning,
but doesn't know how many quarters he'll have to put in before winning. What type of Reinforcement
can we talk about in this case?
A. Fixed-interval schedule
B. Fixed-ratio schedule
C. Variable-ratio schedule
D. Variable-interval schedule
Answer: D
Explanation: Variable-ratio schedule: The number of responses required before being reinforced is
unpredictable/continually changing.
Taking into consideration that Epinephrine and norepinephrine are associated with stress reactions,
what is the function of Dopamine?
A. Affects neurons in the corpus stratum.
B. Associated with sleep disturbances.
C. Associated with stress reactions.
D. Allows the transmission of impulses across the synapse.
Answer: A
Explanation: Dopamine - Affects neurons in the corpus stratum.
Taking into consideration that a person accepts new roles and activities and life, how is it called the
Adulthood Stage he is in?
A. Middle Adulthood or Middle Age
B. Very Old Age
C. Post- Middle Adulthood Crisis
D. Later Adulthood or Later Maturity
Answer: D
Explanation: The Later Adulthood or Later Maturity tasks are accept new roles and activities, accept
life and formulate a viewpoint on death.
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,Taking into consideration that Discrimination is the ability to recognize distinct features of similar, but
non-identical things, how can it be defined in learning?
A. the unfolding of inherited biological patterns
B. enduring changes in behavior that take place as the result of experience
C. biological condition directing behavior toward a goal
D. the ability to withhold a behavioral response except in the presence of specific stimuli
Answer: D
Explanation: In learning, Discrimination is the ability to withhold a behavioral response except in the
presence of specific stimuli
In case of OPERANT CONDITIONING role of stimulus response sequence, the response is emitted. What
happens in case of Classical Conditioning in this sequence?
A. The response occurs prior to the effect (reward)
B. A substitution in stimuli does not take place.
C. Goal-seeking activity is primarily involved
D. The response is elicited.
Answer: D
Explanation: In case of Classical Conditioning in this sequence, the response is elicited (by the alarm
clock) is elicited.
Parten's six play categories emphasize the role of play in the child's social world. What statement refers
to ONLOOKER PLAY?
A. Child is not engaged and not interested in play.
B. Child watches others to play
C. Child plays beside others and mimics their play but does not interact with the others.
D. Play involves social interaction with little or no organization.
Answer: B
Explanation: Onlooker play - Child watches others play (with active interest).
Taking into consideration that Paranoid Schizophrenia involves an organized delusional system or theme
such as persecution, what is the Schizotypal Personality Disorder?
A. It involves exclusive psychotic symptoms of delusions, but these are differentiated from
Schizophrenia by being labeled "nonbizzare."
B. involves the simultaneous presentation of a Schizophrenic and a Mood Disorder
C. replicates the Schizophrenia criteria but covers a duration of symptom presence between one and six
months
D. involves many of the odd and eccentric characteristics of Schizophrenia without presentation of the
major clinical criteria
Answer: D
Explanation: Schizotypal Personality Disorder involves many of the odd and eccentric characteristics
of Schizophrenia without presentation of the major clinical criteria (hallucinations, delusions, or gross
disorganization).
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, Contemporary researchers emphasize both the cognitive and social aspects of play. Which of the
following statements refers to Constructive Play?
A. The repetition of behavior when new skills are being learned or perfected.
B. Involves social interaction with peers.
C. The self-regulated creation or construction of a product or a problem solution.
D. Behavior engaged in by infants to derive pleasure from exercising their existing sensorimotor
schemas.
Answer: C
Explanation: Constructive play - The self-regulated creation or construction of a product or a problem
solution. Requires combining sensorimotor/practice repetitive activity with symbolic representation
of ideas.
Pete was just diagnosed with Dependant Personality Disorder. On what symptoms criteria did the
doctors diagnosed him?
A. a pattern of submissive and clinging behavior related to an excessive need to be taken care of
B. a pattern of excessive emotionality and attention seeking
C. an inflated or grandiose sense of self; expects others to see them as specially gifted
D. so highly sensitive to criticism and rejection that they may refuse to enter into social relationships
Answer: A
Explanation: Dependant Personality Disorder: a pattern of submissive and clinging behavior related to
an excessive need to be taken care of
Brian's parents deliberately try to shape the behavior of the child according to their own standards of
conduct. How can be their parenting style defined?
A. Permissive
B. Authoritarian
C. Authoritative
D. Hostile
Answer: B
Explanation: Authoritarian - The parents deliberately try to shape the behavior of the child according
to their own standards of conduct.
Taking into consideration that Bob suffers of moderate and trainable mental retardation, what IQ score
must he have?
A. 50-70
B. 20-40
C. Below 20
D. 35-55
Answer: D
Explanation: Moderate Mental retardation: IQ 35-55.
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