Question 1

Carlos is experiencing high levels of testosterone production. Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to be associated with this?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conventional values 
B)  Low levels of sexual arousal 
C)  High levels of sexual arousal 
D)  High levels of empathy 
A)  Conventional values 
B)  Low levels of sexual arousal 
C)  High levels of sexual arousal 
D)  High levels of empathy

Question 2

Outline the stages of moral reasoning. How do the various stages affect cognitive development?

Accepted Answer

Moral reasoning can be broken down into

Question 3

Transsexuals develop a gender identity that reflects their biological features.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Kathleen has a certain set of ideals, values, and beliefs that are specific to her African-American heritage and culture. This is called

Accepted Answer

A)  ethnic identity. 
B)  cultural identity. 
C)  family values. 
D)  none of these. 
A)  ethnic identity. 
B)  cultural identity. 
C)  family values. 
D)  none of these.

Question 5

Differentiate between the private and public faces of identity.

Accepted Answer

The private face of identity refers to t

Question 6

How does autonomy affect the decision to leave home, and how is the college experience influenced or even driven by autonomy?

Accepted Answer

Autonomy plays a significant role in the

Question 7

Considering the fact that most people play many of the same roles, their identities

Accepted Answer

A)  are essentially the same. 
B)  differ because they place different values on some of these roles. 
C)  are the same because these roles have the same goal affordances. 
D)  differ because they have equal levels of commitment to these roles. 
A)  are essentially the same. 
B)  differ because they place different values on some of these roles. 
C)  are the same because these roles have the same goal affordances. 
D)  differ because they have equal levels of commitment to these roles.

Question 8

College students tend to be more________ than the non-college population regarding gender roles.

Accepted Answer

A)  egalitarian and flexible 
B)  traditional and fused 
C)  satisfied and romantic 
D)  fused and dominating 
A)  egalitarian and flexible 
B)  traditional and fused 
C)  satisfied and romantic 
D)  fused and dominating

Question 9

John has dropped out of college. The most likely consequence will be that

Accepted Answer

A)  all his problems will disappear. 
B)  his goals and directions will be clarified. 
C)  he will earn more money in the short and long-term. 
D)  his marriage prospects will be impacted. 
A)  all his problems will disappear. 
B)  his goals and directions will be clarified. 
C)  he will earn more money in the short and long-term. 
D)  his marriage prospects will be impacted.

Question 10

Lack of funds can lead students to

Accepted Answer

A)  live at home. 
B)  be less at risk for dropping out of college. 
C)  work more hours at jobs. 
D)  both live at home and work more hours. 
A)  live at home. 
B)  be less at risk for dropping out of college. 
C)  work more hours at jobs. 
D)  both live at home and work more hours.

Question 11

Benicio has recently been questioning and examining his Mexican culture's own values, beliefs, and practices. Which of the following transitions is Benicio going through?

Accepted Answer

A)  Exploration 
B)  Retrospection 
C)  Introspection 
D)  Validation 
A)  Exploration 
B)  Retrospection 
C)  Introspection 
D)  Validation

Question 12

If you were a career counselor working with a college student, which of the following suggestions would you be unlikely to give the student?

Accepted Answer

A)  Engage in work-related tasks or personal experimentation. 
B)  Avoid being confused by talking to a lot of people. 
C)  Gather information about various careers or fact finding. 
D)  Focus on self-evaluation. 
A)  Engage in work-related tasks or personal experimentation. 
B)  Avoid being confused by talking to a lot of people. 
C)  Gather information about various careers or fact finding. 
D)  Focus on self-evaluation.

Question 13

In what way do parents and adolescent children differ in their views about leaving home?

Accepted Answer

A)  Adolescent children expect to return home and live with parents after college, but parents do not have this pattern in mind. 
B)  Children say they are ready to live on their own at an earlier age than parents expect. 
C)  Parents expect their children to leave home at a younger age than the children have in mind. 
D)  Parents do not believe that children should leave home except to go to college or marry. 
A)  Adolescent children expect to return home and live with parents after college, but parents do not have this pattern in mind. 
B)  Children say they are ready to live on their own at an earlier age than parents expect. 
C)  Parents expect their children to leave home at a younger age than the children have in mind. 
D)  Parents do not believe that children should leave home except to go to college or marry.

Question 14

Juana is experiencing a period of experimentation and freedom from daily expectations for role performance. Which of the following terms BEST relates to this?

Accepted Answer

A)  Crystallization 
B)  Psychosocial moratorium 
C)  Self-efficacy 
D)  Commitment 
A)  Crystallization 
B)  Psychosocial moratorium 
C)  Self-efficacy 
D)  Commitment

Question 15

Explain the process of ethnic identity development. Evaluate the strengths and limitations of this idea. What new research is needed to understand how the college environment influences ethnic identity development?

Accepted Answer

Ethnic identity development is a complex

Question 16

Students in the top 10% in high school class rankings will     in college.

Accepted Answer

A)  fail 
B)  quite possibly earn Cs and Ds 
C)  get all As 
D)  fail competency exams 
A)  fail 
B)  quite possibly earn Cs and Ds 
C)  get all As 
D)  fail competency exams

Question 17

Ray is beginning to take responsibility for his own bills and expenses. He is deciding for himself how he wants to spend the money he earns at his job and how much time he will give to community service on the weekends. Over time, he has begun to feel increasingly confident about his decisions. Ray is developing a sense of

Accepted Answer

A)  attachment. 
B)  role experimentation. 
C)  self-sufficiency. 
D)  exclusivity. 
A)  attachment. 
B)  role experimentation. 
C)  self-sufficiency. 
D)  exclusivity.

Question 18

Based on research about the relationship of parental attachment and adaptation to college,  ________students had the most difficulty adapting to college during their first year.

Accepted Answer

A)  socially engaged 
B)  dismissive 
C)  preoccupied 
D)  autonomous 
A)  socially engaged 
B)  dismissive 
C)  preoccupied 
D)  autonomous

Question 19

Career choice becomes a central component of a person's emerging

Accepted Answer

A)  impulses. 
B)  androgyny. 
C)  identity. 
D)  alienation. 
A)  impulses. 
B)  androgyny. 
C)  identity. 
D)  alienation.

Question 20

What role does autonomy play in self-sufficiency? How can it affect or enhance self-advocacy?

Accepted Answer

Autonomy plays a crucial role in self-su

Carlos is experiencing high levels of testosterone production. Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to be associated with this?

Outline the stages of moral reasoning. How do the various stages affect cognitive development?

Transsexuals develop a gender identity that reflects their biological features.

Kathleen has a certain set of ideals, values, and beliefs that are specific to her African-American heritage and culture. This is called

Differentiate between the private and public faces of identity.

How does autonomy affect the decision to leave home, and how is the college experience influenced or even driven by autonomy?

Considering the fact that most people play many of the same roles, their identities

College students tend to be more________ than the non-college population regarding gender roles.

John has dropped out of college. The most likely consequence will be that

Lack of funds can lead students to

Benicio has recently been questioning and examining his Mexican culture's own values, beliefs, and practices. Which of the following transitions is Benicio going through?

If you were a career counselor working with a college student, which of the following suggestions would you be unlikely to give the student?

In what way do parents and adolescent children differ in their views about leaving home?

Juana is experiencing a period of experimentation and freedom from daily expectations for role performance. Which of the following terms BEST relates to this?

Explain the process of ethnic identity development. Evaluate the strengths and limitations of this idea. What new research is needed to understand how the college environment influences ethnic identity development?

Students in the top 10% in high school class rankings will in college.

Based on research about the relationship of parental attachment and adaptation to college, ________students had the most difficulty adapting to college during their first year.

Career choice becomes a central component of a person's emerging

What role does autonomy play in self-sufficiency? How can it affect or enhance self-advocacy?

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Toddlerhood Ages 2 to 4 Years

Early School Age 4 to 6 Years

Middle Childhood 6 to 12 Years

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Carlos is experiencing high levels of testosterone production. Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to be associated with this?

Outline the stages of moral reasoning. How do the various stages affect cognitive development?

Transsexuals develop a gender identity that reflects their biological features.

Kathleen has a certain set of ideals, values, and beliefs that are specific to her African-American heritage and culture. This is called

Differentiate between the private and public faces of identity.

How does autonomy affect the decision to leave home, and how is the college experience influenced or even driven by autonomy?

Considering the fact that most people play many of the same roles, their identities

College students tend to be more________ than the non-college population regarding gender roles.

John has dropped out of college. The most likely consequence will be that

Lack of funds can lead students to

Benicio has recently been questioning and examining his Mexican culture's own values, beliefs, and practices. Which of the following transitions is Benicio going through?

If you were a career counselor working with a college student, which of the following suggestions would you be unlikely to give the student?

In what way do parents and adolescent children differ in their views about leaving home?

Juana is experiencing a period of experimentation and freedom from daily expectations for role performance. Which of the following terms BEST relates to this?

Explain the process of ethnic identity development. Evaluate the strengths and limitations of this idea. What new research is needed to understand how the college environment influences ethnic identity development?

Students in the top 10% in high school class rankings will in college.

Based on research about the relationship of parental attachment and adaptation to college, ________students had the most difficulty adapting to college during their first year.

Career choice becomes a central component of a person's emerging

What role does autonomy play in self-sufficiency? How can it affect or enhance self-advocacy?

The Development Through Life Perspective

Major Theories for Understanding Human Development

Psychosocial Theory

The Period of Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

Lnfancy First 24 Months

Toddlerhood Ages 2 to 4 Years

Early School Age 4 to 6 Years

Middle Childhood 6 to 12 Years

Early Adolescence 12 to 18 Years

Early Adulthood 24 to 34 Years Angel

Middle Adulthood 34 to 60 Years

Later Adulthood 60 to 75 Years

Elderhood 75 Until Death

Understanding Death Dying and Bereavement

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