Exam 2: Classical Theories of Social and Personality Development

If mother revokes her son's Saturday morning TV-viewing privileges for pulling the dog's tail, she is attempting to _ the probability of that conduct through the use of a _.

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Question 81

Changing one's schemes to make them more compatible with new experiences is a process that Piaget calls

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Question 82

Freud and Erikson would agree that

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Question 83

Susie observes her friend Julie steal money from her mother's purse and then get caught and punished. On another occasion Doris observes Julie steal from her mother without getting caught, and they both enjoy the treats that Julie buys with this money. According to Bandura,

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Question 84

John B. Watson believed that parents should be

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Question 85

A person who fails to wear her seat belt while driving because she feels unvulnerable to harm is displaying a form of adolescent "egocentrism" that Elkind called

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Question 86

Bandura's version of social-learning theory differs from other versions in that Bandura

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Question 87

According to Elkind, a person who believes that other people are as concerned with and as critical of his "flaws" as he is has reached the _____ stage of intellectual development.

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Question 88

Children who engage in a lot of pretend play during the preschool period have been found later to be

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Question 89

Which of the following statements best captures Bandura's position on the relationship between children and their environments?

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Question 90

Unlike Skinner, Bandura's observational learning theory stresses the role of _____ in human learning.

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Question 91

According to Bandura, observational learning plays a prominent role in the socialization process because

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Question 92

According to Freud, children move from one psychosexual stage to another whenever the

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Question 93

Freud's psychoanalytic theory adopts the _ as a philosophical base, viewing the child as _.

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Question 94

According to Skinner's operant learning theory, a stimulus is a reinforcer if it

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Question 95

According to Piaget, a boy must first acquire operational schemes before he will

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Question 96

A person who has achieved formal operations is now less likely to

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Question 97

The psychoanalytic method in which the patient talks about anything and everything that comes to mind is known as

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Question 98

Neonatal imitation of facial features

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Question 99

Toddlers' willingness to imitate modeled responses

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If mother revokes her son's Saturday morning TV-viewing privileges for pulling the dog's tail, she is attempting to _ the probability of that conduct through the use of a _.

Changing one's schemes to make them more compatible with new experiences is a process that Piaget calls

Freud and Erikson would agree that

Susie observes her friend Julie steal money from her mother's purse and then get caught and punished. On another occasion Doris observes Julie steal from her mother without getting caught, and they both enjoy the treats that Julie buys with this money. According to Bandura,

John B. Watson believed that parents should be

A person who fails to wear her seat belt while driving because she feels unvulnerable to harm is displaying a form of adolescent "egocentrism" that Elkind called

Bandura's version of social-learning theory differs from other versions in that Bandura

According to Elkind, a person who believes that other people are as concerned with and as critical of his "flaws" as he is has reached the _____ stage of intellectual development.

Children who engage in a lot of pretend play during the preschool period have been found later to be

Which of the following statements best captures Bandura's position on the relationship between children and their environments?

Unlike Skinner, Bandura's observational learning theory stresses the role of _____ in human learning.

According to Bandura, observational learning plays a prominent role in the socialization process because

According to Freud, children move from one psychosexual stage to another whenever the

Freud's psychoanalytic theory adopts the _ as a philosophical base, viewing the child as _.

According to Skinner's operant learning theory, a stimulus is a reinforcer if it

According to Piaget, a boy must first acquire operational schemes before he will

A person who has achieved formal operations is now less likely to

The psychoanalytic method in which the patient talks about anything and everything that comes to mind is known as

Neonatal imitation of facial features

Toddlers' willingness to imitate modeled responses

Introduction

Recent Perspectives on Social and Personality Development

Emotional Development and Temperament

Establishment of Intimate Relationships and Their Implications for Future Development

Development of the Self and Social Cognition

Achievement

Sex Differences, Gender Role Development and Sexuality

Aggression and Antisocial Conduct

Altruism and Moral Development

The Family

Extrafamilial Influences I: Television, Computers and Schooling

Extrafamilial Influences Ii: Peers As Socialization Agents

Epilogue: Putting the Pieces Together

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Exam 2: Classical Theories of Social and Personality Development

If mother revokes her son's Saturday morning TV-viewing privileges for pulling the dog's tail, she is attempting to _____ the probability of that conduct through the use of a _____.

Changing one's schemes to make them more compatible with new experiences is a process that Piaget calls

Freud and Erikson would agree that

Susie observes her friend Julie steal money from her mother's purse and then get caught and punished. On another occasion Doris observes Julie steal from her mother without getting caught, and they both enjoy the treats that Julie buys with this money. According to Bandura,

John B. Watson believed that parents should be

A person who fails to wear her seat belt while driving because she feels unvulnerable to harm is displaying a form of adolescent "egocentrism" that Elkind called

Bandura's version of social-learning theory differs from other versions in that Bandura

According to Elkind, a person who believes that other people are as concerned with and as critical of his "flaws" as he is has reached the _____ stage of intellectual development.

Children who engage in a lot of pretend play during the preschool period have been found later to be

Which of the following statements best captures Bandura's position on the relationship between children and their environments?

Unlike Skinner, Bandura's observational learning theory stresses the role of _____ in human learning.

According to Bandura, observational learning plays a prominent role in the socialization process because

According to Freud, children move from one psychosexual stage to another whenever the

Freud's psychoanalytic theory adopts the _____ as a philosophical base, viewing the child as _____.

According to Skinner's operant learning theory, a stimulus is a reinforcer if it

According to Piaget, a boy must first acquire operational schemes before he will

A person who has achieved formal operations is now less likely to

The psychoanalytic method in which the patient talks about anything and everything that comes to mind is known as

Neonatal imitation of facial features

Toddlers' willingness to imitate modeled responses

Introduction

Recent Perspectives on Social and Personality Development

Emotional Development and Temperament

Establishment of Intimate Relationships and Their Implications for Future Development

Development of the Self and Social Cognition

Achievement

Sex Differences, Gender Role Development and Sexuality

Aggression and Antisocial Conduct

Altruism and Moral Development

The Family

Extrafamilial Influences I: Television, Computers and Schooling

Extrafamilial Influences Ii: Peers As Socialization Agents

Epilogue: Putting the Pieces Together

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If mother revokes her son's Saturday morning TV-viewing privileges for pulling the dog's tail, she is attempting to _ the probability of that conduct through the use of a _.

Freud's psychoanalytic theory adopts the _ as a philosophical base, viewing the child as _.