Question 1

Many of the apparent differences between firstborn and later-born children are really due to differences between small and large families.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

A group of people born at a particular time,or a group of people who enter an organization at a particular time,is known as a ______​

Accepted Answer

The answer of A group of people born at a...

Question 3

An investigator who follows a single group of individuals year after year is using a ___________________ design.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of An investigator who follows a single group...

Question 4

Most racially mixed people feel rejected by both groups.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Cohort effects influence longitudinal studies more than they do cross-sectional studies.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Piaget emphasized that children move gradually from one stage to another,and frequently fluctuate among stages.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The main reason for adolescent risk-taking behaviors is that the adolescents are not aware of the dangers.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A child sees someone hide a small toy in a tiny room.Now the task is to find the larger toy in the full-sized room.Young children might or might not find it,depending on how someone words the instructions.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

An apparent "anxious attachment" in the Strange Situation means the same thing for Japanese infants as it does for American infants.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The idea that some people know something that other people do not is called "theory of ______."​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The idea that some people know something...

Question 11

When newborns hear a sound,they increase their sucking.After some repetitions of the sound,their sucking decreases.If a change in the sound increases their sucking,we say that it produced _________________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of When newborns hear a sound,they increase their...

Question 12

Can infants within the first days after birth recognize their own mother's voice? What evidence supports this conclusion?​

Accepted Answer

Yes,they can.Infants are given an opport

Question 13

Expressions of anger tend to be more effective in the United States than in Asia.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Most children reared by a single parent or by gay or lesbian couples develop about normally.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

People often react to reminders of death by reaffirming their religious and political beliefs.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Jean Piaget argued that children's thinking is just like that of adults,except that children's thinking is slower and less well informed.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Suppose we put a colored dot on a child's face.Now the child looks in a mirror.A child who has a "sense of self" will react by pointing to the dot in the mirror.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Infants a few months old either do or do not appear to understand object permanence,depending on how we test them.Describe the two tests leading to different conclusions.​

Accepted Answer

In Piaget's original observations,he fou

Question 19

To measure an infant's attachment to the mother,psychologists observe the infant's reactions as the mother and a stranger enter or depart from the room.This procedure is called the ___________ Situation.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of To measure an infant's attachment to the...

Question 20

One problem in a longitudinal study is that certain types of people may be more likely than others to drop out.This tendency is known as _____________ attrition.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of One problem in a longitudinal study is...

Exam 5: A: Development

Many of the apparent differences between firstborn and later-born children are really due to differences between small and large families.​

A group of people born at a particular time,or a group of people who enter an organization at a particular time,is known as a ______​

An investigator who follows a single group of individuals year after year is using a ___________________ design.​

Most racially mixed people feel rejected by both groups.​

Cohort effects influence longitudinal studies more than they do cross-sectional studies.​

Piaget emphasized that children move gradually from one stage to another,and frequently fluctuate among stages.​

The main reason for adolescent risk-taking behaviors is that the adolescents are not aware of the dangers.​

A child sees someone hide a small toy in a tiny room.Now the task is to find the larger toy in the full-sized room.Young children might or might not find it,depending on how someone words the instructions.​

An apparent "anxious attachment" in the Strange Situation means the same thing for Japanese infants as it does for American infants.​

The idea that some people know something that other people do not is called "theory of ______."​

When newborns hear a sound,they increase their sucking.After some repetitions of the sound,their sucking decreases.If a change in the sound increases their sucking,we say that it produced _________________.​

Can infants within the first days after birth recognize their own mother's voice? What evidence supports this conclusion?​

Expressions of anger tend to be more effective in the United States than in Asia.​

Most children reared by a single parent or by gay or lesbian couples develop about normally.​

People often react to reminders of death by reaffirming their religious and political beliefs.​

Jean Piaget argued that children's thinking is just like that of adults,except that children's thinking is slower and less well informed.​

Suppose we put a colored dot on a child's face.Now the child looks in a mirror.A child who has a "sense of self" will react by pointing to the dot in the mirror.​

Infants a few months old either do or do not appear to understand object permanence,depending on how we test them.Describe the two tests leading to different conclusions.​

To measure an infant's attachment to the mother,psychologists observe the infant's reactions as the mother and a stranger enter or depart from the room.This procedure is called the ___________ Situation.​

One problem in a longitudinal study is that certain types of people may be more likely than others to drop out.This tendency is known as _____________ attrition.​

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Many of the apparent differences between firstborn and later-born children are really due to differences between small and large families.

A group of people born at a particular time,or a group of people who enter an organization at a particular time,is known as a ______

An investigator who follows a single group of individuals year after year is using a ___________________ design.

Most racially mixed people feel rejected by both groups.

Cohort effects influence longitudinal studies more than they do cross-sectional studies.

Piaget emphasized that children move gradually from one stage to another,and frequently fluctuate among stages.

The main reason for adolescent risk-taking behaviors is that the adolescents are not aware of the dangers.

A child sees someone hide a small toy in a tiny room.Now the task is to find the larger toy in the full-sized room.Young children might or might not find it,depending on how someone words the instructions.

An apparent "anxious attachment" in the Strange Situation means the same thing for Japanese infants as it does for American infants.

The idea that some people know something that other people do not is called "theory of ______."

When newborns hear a sound,they increase their sucking.After some repetitions of the sound,their sucking decreases.If a change in the sound increases their sucking,we say that it produced _________________.

Can infants within the first days after birth recognize their own mother's voice? What evidence supports this conclusion?

Expressions of anger tend to be more effective in the United States than in Asia.

Most children reared by a single parent or by gay or lesbian couples develop about normally.

People often react to reminders of death by reaffirming their religious and political beliefs.

Jean Piaget argued that children's thinking is just like that of adults,except that children's thinking is slower and less well informed.

Suppose we put a colored dot on a child's face.Now the child looks in a mirror.A child who has a "sense of self" will react by pointing to the dot in the mirror.

Infants a few months old either do or do not appear to understand object permanence,depending on how we test them.Describe the two tests leading to different conclusions.

To measure an infant's attachment to the mother,psychologists observe the infant's reactions as the mother and a stranger enter or depart from the room.This procedure is called the ___________ Situation.

One problem in a longitudinal study is that certain types of people may be more likely than others to drop out.This tendency is known as _____________ attrition.