Exam 15: Adolescence: Cognitive Development
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Ameena is an outgoing and agreeable woman. She loves teaching and is especially interested in developing learning methodologies for kindergarten students. In the context of John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, Ameena is a:
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The stage of _____ is the top level in Jean Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory.
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Discuss some common characteristics of programs designed to prevent dropping out of school.
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Elijah is an emotional and intuitive person. He is interested in exploring his feelings and sentiments through the medium of dance. In the context of John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, Elijah is most likely a(n) _____.
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In the context of John Holland's six personality types, _____ are usually mechanically oriented.
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In middle childhood, conventional thought tends to emerge, and children usually begin to judge right and wrong in terms of:
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Discuss the gender differences in mathematical ability among adolescents.
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Charlene is a quiet and composed person. She teaches math at a college. She is quite inquisitive and has developed many creative ways of solving difficult math problems. In the context of John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, Charlene is most likely a(n) _____.
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According to a study by Brandstätter & Farthofer in 2003, which of the following is common among students who work lengthy hours?
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Piaget describes the accomplishments of the stage of__________in terms of an individual's increased ability to classify objects and ideas, engage in logical thought, and hypothesize, just as researchers make hypotheses in their investigations.
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Gerard, an 18-year-old boy, displays concrete thinking. He is interested in motors and machinery. In the context of John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, which of the following occupations would be most suitable for Gerard?
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According to John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, which of the following types of people are best suited for farming?
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In the context of John Holland's six personality types, Harry can be classified as a realistic person. He is most likely to be _____.
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Children in early childhood tend to view right and wrong in terms of rewards and punishments. Lawrence Kohlberg referred to such judgments as _____.
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According to John Holland's Vocational Preference Inventory, which of the following types of people tend to be adventurous and dominant?
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Jared received a sport utility vehicle as a present from his dad for his seventeenth birthday. As a result, he has become quite popular among his schoolmates. He often brags about his new car and takes his friends on long rides, usually driving over the speed limit. He believes that driving at high speeds is a thrilling experience. He considers himself too smart to be caught by cops for violating the traffic rules. This scenario illustrates the concept of _____.
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