Exam 3: Extension C: Human Development

Megan is four years old.Her parents tend to restrict her play by choosing activities for her.They also have told her that she asks too many questions.According to Erikson, Megan is likely to develop

When children do not receive adequate discipline they are likely to

Roger prays to God to let him live so he can become a missionary like he planned to become years ago.Roger is exhibiting which reaction to impending death?

According to Levinson, a _____ ends one life pattern and opens the door to new possibilities.

Resolving psychosocial dilemmas successfully is important because

Reasoning, recognition, and approval are examples of

Julie's friend Lynda is undergoing chemotherapy.While Julie is visiting Lynda at the hospital, Lynda screams at Julie to "leave the room and never come back." According to Kübler-Ross, Lynda's behavior toward Julie is part of which emotional reaction to death and dying?

Children who tend to lack spontaneity and warmth and tend to fear or hate their parents were probably raised under the _____discipline approach.

Which of the following statements represents an I message?

According to Piaget, the ability to reason abstractly is characteristic of which cognitive stage?

The midlife transition differs for women because

Studies suggest that in many occupations older workers perform well at jobs requiring

Using a story such as "The Porcupine and the Moles," Gilligan was able to demonstrate that

Little Billy is constantly climbing, exploring, and trying to do things for himself.His parents try to restrict this exploring and also tend to ridicule his efforts when he makes a mess.According to Erikson, the actions of Billy's parents may cause Billy to feel

Infants who receive inadequate or unpredictable care or have parents who are cold, indifferent, or rejecting develop

Joe is finishing high school, and he does not know whether he wants to go to college or get a job.Rather than explore the options, he chooses to stay home during the summer and watch television.Erikson would say that Joe is exhibiting

_____ comes from the same conditions that help babies become securely attached to their parents.

In the example of the moral dilemma involving the druggist, which of the following responses would demonstrate the conventional level?

A nurse comes upon an accident.No one else is around but there is a store nearby.She takes a rock and breaks the window to obtain a phone and supplies to help the victim.When the police arrive, she tells them what she did.Which level of moral development is the nurse exhibiting?

People who have lived richly and responsibly develop a sense of _____, which allows them to face aging and death with dignity.