Exam 9: Human Development

Empathy is to _____ as sympathy is to _____.

In terms of sensory capabilities,you came into the world with:

Which of the following statements is NOT true about brain development?

According to Kohlberg,in which stage of moral reasoning are moral judgments based on what is most pleasurable for the individual?

Danny's parents taught him that speeding is against the law,and now he complains whenever they drive even 1 mile per hour over the speed limit.Danny explains that there is a law against speeding and that people should always obey laws.According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development,what stage is Danny in?

Given an ambiguous ethical dilemma,a particular child focuses on her own self-interest and whether the outcome is pleasurable,but does not conform to the rules of law and order or focus on others' disapproval of the behavior.According to Kohlberg's stage theory,in which stage is this child most likely functioning?

Imagine you are paying for something at a store and the clerk gives you too much change.If you are operating at the conventional level of moral development,you are likely to:

The ability to quickly calculate a 10 percent discount on an item would be an example of:

What is the name of the drug taken by women in the late 1950s and early 1960s to ease morning sickness and later found to produce birth defects (e.g.,limb deformities)?

Separation anxiety appears in infants:

Which of the following statements is NOT true of attachment?

The fact that children can take a form of communication that lacks a consistent grammar and turn it into one that has consistent rules is consistent with the notion that:

If a child is using telegraphic speech,he or she is most likely:

Piaget used the concept of accommodation to describe what happens when:

If your infant was securely attached to you,as defined by Ainsworth,when placed in the strange-situation test he would:

Jody has a great memory for things that she did during kindergarten and first grade,but cannot remember any details from earlier in her life.This difference is most likely due to:

One of the important changes in how psychologists approach the analysis of development is that in the last several decades:

A child who has a good fit with his or her parents' temperament is more likely to:

Maternal hormones:

The nature of an infant's attachment to its caregivers is primarily a function of: