Question 1

Which alternative correctly pairs a prenatal structure with its description

Accepted Answer

A)  amniotic sac - transfers material to the fetus 
B)  placenta - fluid-filled reservoir; acts as a cushion and temperature regulator 
C)  amniotic sac- fluid-filled reservoir; acts as a cushion and temperature regulato 
D)  umbilical cord - organ allowing exchange of nutrients with the mother 
A)  amniotic sac - transfers material to the fetus 
B)  placenta - fluid-filled reservoir; acts as a cushion and temperature regulator 
C)  amniotic sac- fluid-filled reservoir; acts as a cushion and temperature regulato 
D)  umbilical cord - organ allowing exchange of nutrients with the mother

Question 2

Which of the parenting styles tends to produce the most independent,competent,and socially responsible children Why

Accepted Answer

A)  The authoritative parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, the child's point of view is taken into account. 
B)  The permissive parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, few demands are placed on the child, allowing her to become more independent. 
C)  The authoritarian parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, the child's behavior is strictly controlled, leading her to become more responsible. 
D)  The authoritative parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, few demands are placed on the child, allowing her to become more independent. 
A)  The authoritative parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, the child's point of view is taken into account. 
B)  The permissive parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, few demands are placed on the child, allowing her to become more independent. 
C)  The authoritarian parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, the child's behavior is strictly controlled, leading her to become more responsible. 
D)  The authoritative parenting style tends to produce the most independent, competent, and socially responsible children. In this style, few demands are placed on the child, allowing her to become more independent.

Question 3

Brain development is essentially complete by the time puberty ends.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

In Piaget's theory,understanding the principle of __________ marks the transition from preoperational to concrete operational thought.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Piaget's theory,understanding the principle of __________...

Question 5

Harry Harlow completed a number of studies in which baby rhesus monkeys were raised with two artificial mothers.One of the mothers was made of wire and delivered food,while the other was made of cloth and provided no food.Harlow was interested in which of the mothers the infant monkeys would seek out when they were startled or frightened.In these studies the dependent variable was:

Accepted Answer

A)  the material from which the surrogate was made 
B)  the surrogate that the infant monkey preferred when it was startled 
C)  the age of the infant monkey at the time of the test 
D)  the length of time the infant monkey spent exploring the cage 
A)  the material from which the surrogate was made 
B)  the surrogate that the infant monkey preferred when it was startled 
C)  the age of the infant monkey at the time of the test 
D)  the length of time the infant monkey spent exploring the cage

Question 6

Research examining the potential influence of culture on memory among older adults suggests that apparent age-related declines in memory:

Accepted Answer

A)  are more or less universal 
B)  are inevitable and irreversible in Western cultures, but less apparent in China, where older people are revered 
C)  are largely a myth, regardless of which culture is examined 
D)  can be reversed in Western cultures 
A)  are more or less universal 
B)  are inevitable and irreversible in Western cultures, but less apparent in China, where older people are revered 
C)  are largely a myth, regardless of which culture is examined 
D)  can be reversed in Western cultures

Question 7

If an individual at the conventional level of moral reasoning had to choose between stealing and letting a loved one die,that person might:

Accepted Answer

A)  refuse to steal because he or she might be caught and punished for stealing 
B)  steal because people might get mad if the loved one dies 
C)  refuse to steal because it is against the law 
D)  steal because human life is more important than societal law 
A)  refuse to steal because he or she might be caught and punished for stealing 
B)  steal because people might get mad if the loved one dies 
C)  refuse to steal because it is against the law 
D)  steal because human life is more important than societal law

Question 8

According to Erikson,the challenge of intimacy versus isolation occurs:

Accepted Answer

A)  during the first year of life 
B)  between the ages of 3 and 6 
C)  during young adulthood 
D)  during adolescence 
A)  during the first year of life 
B)  between the ages of 3 and 6 
C)  during young adulthood 
D)  during adolescence

Question 9

When an infant recognizes that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer in sight,the infant has attained what Piaget termed:

Accepted Answer

A)  theory of mind 
B)  conservation 
C)  formal operations 
D)  object permanence 
A)  theory of mind 
B)  conservation 
C)  formal operations 
D)  object permanence

Question 10

Postconventional moral reasoning is based on abstract reasoning.It therefore depends on attaining Piaget's _______ stage of cognitive development.

Accepted Answer

A)  sensorimotor 
B)  preoperational 
C)  postoperational 
D)  concrete operational 
E)  formal operational 
A)  sensorimotor 
B)  preoperational 
C)  postoperational 
D)  concrete operational 
E)  formal operational

Question 11

Carol Gilligan suggested that there may be ________ differences in the validity of Kohlberg's moral reasoning tasks.

Accepted Answer

A)  gender 
B)  race 
C)  socioeconomic status 
D)  cross-cultural 
A)  gender 
B)  race 
C)  socioeconomic status 
D)  cross-cultural

Question 12

Luke is 1 year old.Lana is 4 years old.Jesse is 6 years old.Which of the following statements is accurate with respect to the development of the self-concept in these children

Accepted Answer

A)  Luke can describe himself in basic, physical terms and is aware of his gender. 
B)  Jesse bases his self-descriptions on physical characteristics, but not on personality traits or emotional experiences. 
C)  Lana is aware of her gender and describes herself in terms of physical attributes. 
D)  Luke understands that he exists as an individual separate from others, but is not aware of his gender. 
A)  Luke can describe himself in basic, physical terms and is aware of his gender. 
B)  Jesse bases his self-descriptions on physical characteristics, but not on personality traits or emotional experiences. 
C)  Lana is aware of her gender and describes herself in terms of physical attributes. 
D)  Luke understands that he exists as an individual separate from others, but is not aware of his gender.

Question 13

Developmental psychologists are known for stage theories.Which of the following psychologist is CORRECTLY matched with the process for which they proposed a stage theory

Accepted Answer

A)  Kohlberg; development of logical reasoning 
B)  Piaget; development of moral thought 
C)  Kubler-Ross; accepting death 
D)  Erikson; development of romantic love 
A)  Kohlberg; development of logical reasoning 
B)  Piaget; development of moral thought 
C)  Kubler-Ross; accepting death 
D)  Erikson; development of romantic love

Question 14

Dr.Irwin is testing the same individuals repeatedly over time as part of a research study,while Dr.Jenner is comparing the performance of different people of various ages at the same time.Dr.Irwin is using a _________ research design; Dr.Jenner is using a ________ design.

Accepted Answer

A)  cross-sectional; longitudinal 
B)  longitudinal; cross-sectional 
C)  sequential; simultaneous 
D)  sequential; cross-sectional 
A)  cross-sectional; longitudinal 
B)  longitudinal; cross-sectional 
C)  sequential; simultaneous 
D)  sequential; cross-sectional

Question 15

Which statement best expresses the relationship between dementia and Alzheimer's disease

Accepted Answer

A)  Alzheimer's disease is a type of dementia. 
B)  Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are similar. 
C)  Dementia is one form of Alzheimer's disease. 
D)  Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are unrelated. 
A)  Alzheimer's disease is a type of dementia. 
B)  Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are similar. 
C)  Dementia is one form of Alzheimer's disease. 
D)  Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are unrelated.

Question 16

Which attachment style describes an infant who is mildly disturbed at his mother's departure in the strange situation,but who is easily soothed on her return

Accepted Answer

A)  nonresistant 
B)  avoidant 
C)  ambivalent 
D)  secure 
A)  nonresistant 
B)  avoidant 
C)  ambivalent 
D)  secure

Question 17

In one elementary school curriculum,mathematical variables first appear in the sixth grade.Why are they not introduced in the fourth or fifth grade

Accepted Answer

A)  Children in the concrete operational stage cannot reason with hypothetical entities such as variables. 
B)  According to Piaget, concrete operational children should be able to reason with variables. 
C)  Children are incapable of conservation and reversibility until the beginning of the formal operational period. 
D)  Dealing with variables requires post-conventional thought, which does not usually appear until adolescence. 
A)  Children in the concrete operational stage cannot reason with hypothetical entities such as variables. 
B)  According to Piaget, concrete operational children should be able to reason with variables. 
C)  Children are incapable of conservation and reversibility until the beginning of the formal operational period. 
D)  Dealing with variables requires post-conventional thought, which does not usually appear until adolescence.

Question 18

According to Kohlberg,moral decisions at the preconventional level are based on

Accepted Answer

A)  external consequences. 
B)  internalized rules. 
C)  abstract principles. 
D)  the morality of law and social rules. 
A)  external consequences. 
B)  internalized rules. 
C)  abstract principles. 
D)  the morality of law and social rules.

Question 19

The sexual organs are visible by the end of the ________ month of prenatal development.

Accepted Answer

A)  2ⁿᵈ 
B)  3ʳᵈ 
C)  4ᵗʰ 
D)  5ᵗʰ 
A)  2ⁿᵈ 
B)  3ʳᵈ 
C)  4ᵗʰ 
D)  5ᵗʰ

Question 20

Cross-culturally,women's reactions to menopause:

Accepted Answer

A)  are more positive in the United States than in India, because the U.S. is a more affluent society. 
B)  are more positive in India than in the United States, because India is a more traditional society. 
C)  are more positive in the United States than in India, because there is less gender inequality in the U.S. than in India. 
D)  are more positive in India than in the United States, because older women enjoy more social privileges in India than in the U.S. 
A)  are more positive in the United States than in India, because the U.S. is a more affluent society. 
B)  are more positive in India than in the United States, because India is a more traditional society. 
C)  are more positive in the United States than in India, because there is less gender inequality in the U.S. than in India. 
D)  are more positive in India than in the United States, because older women enjoy more social privileges in India than in the U.S.

Which alternative correctly pairs a prenatal structure with its description

Which of the parenting styles tends to produce the most independent,competent,and socially responsible children Why

Brain development is essentially complete by the time puberty ends.

In Piaget's theory,understanding the principle of __________ marks the transition from preoperational to concrete operational thought.

Research examining the potential influence of culture on memory among older adults suggests that apparent age-related declines in memory:

If an individual at the conventional level of moral reasoning had to choose between stealing and letting a loved one die,that person might:

According to Erikson,the challenge of intimacy versus isolation occurs:

When an infant recognizes that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer in sight,the infant has attained what Piaget termed:

Postconventional moral reasoning is based on abstract reasoning.It therefore depends on attaining Piaget's _______ stage of cognitive development.

Carol Gilligan suggested that there may be ________ differences in the validity of Kohlberg's moral reasoning tasks.

Luke is 1 year old.Lana is 4 years old.Jesse is 6 years old.Which of the following statements is accurate with respect to the development of the self-concept in these children

Developmental psychologists are known for stage theories.Which of the following psychologist is CORRECTLY matched with the process for which they proposed a stage theory

Dr.Irwin is testing the same individuals repeatedly over time as part of a research study,while Dr.Jenner is comparing the performance of different people of various ages at the same time.Dr.Irwin is using a _ research design; Dr.Jenner is using a design.

Which statement best expresses the relationship between dementia and Alzheimer's disease

Which attachment style describes an infant who is mildly disturbed at his mother's departure in the strange situation,but who is easily soothed on her return

In one elementary school curriculum,mathematical variables first appear in the sixth grade.Why are they not introduced in the fourth or fifth grade

According to Kohlberg,moral decisions at the preconventional level are based on

The sexual organs are visible by the end of the ________ month of prenatal development.

Cross-culturally,women's reactions to menopause:

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Which alternative correctly pairs a prenatal structure with its description

Which of the parenting styles tends to produce the most independent,competent,and socially responsible children Why

Brain development is essentially complete by the time puberty ends.

In Piaget's theory,understanding the principle of __________ marks the transition from preoperational to concrete operational thought.

Research examining the potential influence of culture on memory among older adults suggests that apparent age-related declines in memory:

If an individual at the conventional level of moral reasoning had to choose between stealing and letting a loved one die,that person might:

According to Erikson,the challenge of intimacy versus isolation occurs:

When an infant recognizes that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer in sight,the infant has attained what Piaget termed:

Postconventional moral reasoning is based on abstract reasoning.It therefore depends on attaining Piaget's _______ stage of cognitive development.

Carol Gilligan suggested that there may be ________ differences in the validity of Kohlberg's moral reasoning tasks.

Luke is 1 year old.Lana is 4 years old.Jesse is 6 years old.Which of the following statements is accurate with respect to the development of the self-concept in these children

Developmental psychologists are known for stage theories.Which of the following psychologist is CORRECTLY matched with the process for which they proposed a stage theory

Dr.Irwin is testing the same individuals repeatedly over time as part of a research study,while Dr.Jenner is comparing the performance of different people of various ages at the same time.Dr.Irwin is using a _________ research design; Dr.Jenner is using a ________ design.

Which statement best expresses the relationship between dementia and Alzheimer's disease

Which attachment style describes an infant who is mildly disturbed at his mother's departure in the strange situation,but who is easily soothed on her return

In one elementary school curriculum,mathematical variables first appear in the sixth grade.Why are they not introduced in the fourth or fifth grade

According to Kohlberg,moral decisions at the preconventional level are based on

The sexual organs are visible by the end of the ________ month of prenatal development.

Cross-culturally,women's reactions to menopause:

Asking Good Psychological Questions

Learning Styles

Social Psychology: Helping, Influence, and Obedience

Stress, Anxiety Disorders and Classical Conditioning

Treating Psychological Disorders With Emphasis on Cognitive Therapy

Social Psychology: Stereotypes

Brains, Bodies, and Behavior

Emotions, An Introduction to Psychological Disorders, and Depression

Schemas: Piagets Cognitive Development

Schemas: Memory

Personality

Visual Perception, Schizophrenia, Medications, sleeping

Psychology Advising

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Dr.Irwin is testing the same individuals repeatedly over time as part of a research study,while Dr.Jenner is comparing the performance of different people of various ages at the same time.Dr.Irwin is using a _ research design; Dr.Jenner is using a design.