Question 1

According to Kohlberg,most people will develop postconventional morality in their

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A)  thirties. 
B)  twenties. 
C)  forties. 
D)  teens. 
A)  thirties. 
B)  twenties. 
C)  forties. 
D)  teens.

Question 2

Carol Gilligan argued that Kohlberg's study of moral reasoning is not valid since it did not include

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A)  males. 
B)  females. 
C)  race. 
D)  SES. 
A)  males. 
B)  females. 
C)  race. 
D)  SES.

Question 3

Brent can vote and enter into binding contracts.Brent would be considered an adult

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A)  sexually. 
B)  cognitively. 
C)  psychologically. 
D)  legally. 
A)  sexually. 
B)  cognitively. 
C)  psychologically. 
D)  legally.

Question 4

According to Schaie,a person who is working and is put into a position to supervise others would be in the ______ stage.

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A)  acquisitive 
B)  achieving 
C)  executive 
D)  reorganization 
A)  acquisitive 
B)  achieving 
C)  executive 
D)  reorganization

Question 5

_____ have the highest infection rates for STIs.

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A)  Married adults 
B)  Adolescents 
C)  Emerging adults 
D)  Young adults 
A)  Married adults 
B)  Adolescents 
C)  Emerging adults 
D)  Young adults

Question 6

A point in the life span when young adults can figure out who they are and have opportunities to explore new and different ways of living is called

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A)  emerging adolescence. 
B)  emerging late adulthood. 
C)  emerging adulthood. 
D)  late adolescence. 
A)  emerging adolescence. 
B)  emerging late adulthood. 
C)  emerging adulthood. 
D)  late adolescence.

Question 7

The association between SES,race,and health has been reported in the literature.Which statement about this association is supported below?

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A)  White Americans are more likely to die from smoking than African Americans. 
B)  Young black adults are more likely to have high blood pressure than are young white adults. 
C)  There are no differences between more affluent people and low-income people in their diets. 
D)  People with lower SES have greater physical work and usually have less obesity. 
A)  White Americans are more likely to die from smoking than African Americans. 
B)  Young black adults are more likely to have high blood pressure than are young white adults. 
C)  There are no differences between more affluent people and low-income people in their diets. 
D)  People with lower SES have greater physical work and usually have less obesity.

Question 8

The World Health Organization has called ______________ a worldwide epidemic.

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A)  gallstones 
B)  diabetes 
C)  heart disease 
D)  obesity 
A)  gallstones 
B)  diabetes 
C)  heart disease 
D)  obesity

Question 9

Risks of heavy use of alcohol include

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A)  liver damage and other gastrointestinal disorders. 
B)  stroke and damage to the nervous system. 
C)  death from automobile accidents and other violent causes. 
D)  All of these 
A)  liver damage and other gastrointestinal disorders. 
B)  stroke and damage to the nervous system. 
C)  death from automobile accidents and other violent causes. 
D)  All of these

Question 10

Describe the importance of social integration and social support and their relationship to health in young adulthood.

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Social integration and social support pl

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT significantly affected by the menstrual cycle?

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A)  Memory 
B)  Sight 
C)  Weight 
D)  Anxiety 
A)  Memory 
B)  Sight 
C)  Weight 
D)  Anxiety

Question 12

Active,persistent,and careful consideration of information or beliefs in the light of evidence that supports them and the conclusions to which they lead is called

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A)  reflective thinking. 
B)  deductive reasoning. 
C)  inductive reasoning. 
D)  crucial thinking. 
A)  reflective thinking. 
B)  deductive reasoning. 
C)  inductive reasoning. 
D)  crucial thinking.

Question 13

According to Schaie,an individual in the achieving stage is capable of

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A)  acquiring knowledge for its own sake. 
B)  using knowledge to pursue goals. 
C)  solving practical problems associated with responsibilities to others. 
D)  reorganizing his/her life and intellectual energies around meaningful pursuits. 
A)  acquiring knowledge for its own sake. 
B)  using knowledge to pursue goals. 
C)  solving practical problems associated with responsibilities to others. 
D)  reorganizing his/her life and intellectual energies around meaningful pursuits.

Question 14

Current treatment for alcoholism includes all of the following EXCEPT

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A)  medication/hospitalization. 
B)  detoxification. 
C)  focus on developing willpower. 
D)  individual and group therapy. 
A)  medication/hospitalization. 
B)  detoxification. 
C)  focus on developing willpower. 
D)  individual and group therapy.

Question 15

Which of the following statements about cholesterol is true?

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A)  It increases cardiovascular risks. 
B)  It has been linked to anemia. 
C)  Its level seems to be genetically determined and thus difficult to control by diet. 
D)  It is not related to fat consumption. 
A)  It increases cardiovascular risks. 
B)  It has been linked to anemia. 
C)  Its level seems to be genetically determined and thus difficult to control by diet. 
D)  It is not related to fat consumption.

Question 16

Examine behavioral influences on health and fitness in young adulthood.

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In young adulthood, there are several be

Question 17

According to Schaie's model of cognitive development,when young adults begin using knowledge to pursue career and family goals,they are in the _____ stage.

Accepted Answer

A)  achieving 
B)  acquisitive 
C)  responsible 
D)  reintegrative 
A)  achieving 
B)  acquisitive 
C)  responsible 
D)  reintegrative

Question 18

Adults who reach Kohlberg's highest level of moral reasoning tend to ask themselves,

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A)  "How do I help my children to be moral?" 
B)  "What moral errors have I made in the past?" 
C)  "How can I achieve moral perfection?" 
D)  "Why should people be moral in the first place?" 
A)  "How do I help my children to be moral?" 
B)  "What moral errors have I made in the past?" 
C)  "How can I achieve moral perfection?" 
D)  "Why should people be moral in the first place?"

Question 19

One criterion of post-formal thought proposed by Sinnott is

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A)  the need to think in the abstract at all times. 
B)  the awareness that problems have more than one solution. 
C)  reliance on others to judge one's logic and provide strategies. 
D)  denying that a problem or solution may involve a conflict. 
A)  the need to think in the abstract at all times. 
B)  the awareness that problems have more than one solution. 
C)  reliance on others to judge one's logic and provide strategies. 
D)  denying that a problem or solution may involve a conflict.

Question 20

Kohlberg has discussed the concept of moral reasoning in his research.Using Kohlberg as your reference,list the effects of gender and cultural context as they relate to the development of a young adult's moral development.

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Kohlberg's research on moral reasoning h

According to Kohlberg,most people will develop postconventional morality in their

Carol Gilligan argued that Kohlberg's study of moral reasoning is not valid since it did not include

Brent can vote and enter into binding contracts.Brent would be considered an adult

According to Schaie,a person who is working and is put into a position to supervise others would be in the ______ stage.

_____ have the highest infection rates for STIs.

A point in the life span when young adults can figure out who they are and have opportunities to explore new and different ways of living is called

The association between SES,race,and health has been reported in the literature.Which statement about this association is supported below?

The World Health Organization has called ______________ a worldwide epidemic.

Risks of heavy use of alcohol include

Describe the importance of social integration and social support and their relationship to health in young adulthood.

Which of the following is NOT significantly affected by the menstrual cycle?

Active,persistent,and careful consideration of information or beliefs in the light of evidence that supports them and the conclusions to which they lead is called

According to Schaie,an individual in the achieving stage is capable of

Current treatment for alcoholism includes all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following statements about cholesterol is true?

Examine behavioral influences on health and fitness in young adulthood.

According to Schaie's model of cognitive development,when young adults begin using knowledge to pursue career and family goals,they are in the _____ stage.

Adults who reach Kohlberg's highest level of moral reasoning tend to ask themselves,

One criterion of post-formal thought proposed by Sinnott is

Kohlberg has discussed the concept of moral reasoning in his research.Using Kohlberg as your reference,list the effects of gender and cultural context as they relate to the development of a young adult's moral development.

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Exam 13: Physical and Cognitive Development in Emerging and Young Adulthood

According to Kohlberg,most people will develop postconventional morality in their

Carol Gilligan argued that Kohlberg's study of moral reasoning is not valid since it did not include

Brent can vote and enter into binding contracts.Brent would be considered an adult

According to Schaie,a person who is working and is put into a position to supervise others would be in the ______ stage.

_____ have the highest infection rates for STIs.

A point in the life span when young adults can figure out who they are and have opportunities to explore new and different ways of living is called

The association between SES,race,and health has been reported in the literature.Which statement about this association is supported below?

The World Health Organization has called ______________ a worldwide epidemic.

Risks of heavy use of alcohol include

Describe the importance of social integration and social support and their relationship to health in young adulthood.

Which of the following is NOT significantly affected by the menstrual cycle?

Active,persistent,and careful consideration of information or beliefs in the light of evidence that supports them and the conclusions to which they lead is called

According to Schaie,an individual in the achieving stage is capable of

Current treatment for alcoholism includes all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following statements about cholesterol is true?

Examine behavioral influences on health and fitness in young adulthood.

According to Schaie's model of cognitive development,when young adults begin using knowledge to pursue career and family goals,they are in the _____ stage.

Adults who reach Kohlberg's highest level of moral reasoning tend to ask themselves,

One criterion of post-formal thought proposed by Sinnott is

Kohlberg has discussed the concept of moral reasoning in his research.Using Kohlberg as your reference,list the effects of gender and cultural context as they relate to the development of a young adult's moral development.

The Study of Human Development

Theory and Research

Forming a New Life

Birth and Physical Development During the First Three Years

Cognitive Development During the First Three Years

Psychosocial Development During the First Three Years

Physical and Cognitive Development in Early Childhood

Psychosocial Development in Early Childhood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood

Psychosocial Development in Middle Childhood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Adolescence

Psychosocial Development in Adolescence

Psychosocial Development in Emerging and Young Adulthood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Middle Adulthood

Psychosocial Development in Middle Adulthood

Physical and Cognitive Development in Late Adulthood

Psychosocial Development in Late Adulthood

Dealing With Death and Bereavement

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