Question 1

Behavioral geneticists have concluded that ____.

Accepted Answer

A) many psychological disorders can be accounted for by an individual gene 
B) much of our development and behaviors are influenced by a small number of genes 
C) both genetic and environmental influences affect behavior 
D) behavior is largely influenced by the environment 
A) many psychological disorders can be accounted for by an individual gene 
B) much of our development and behaviors are influenced by a small number of genes 
C) both genetic and environmental influences affect behavior 
D) behavior is largely influenced by the environment

Question 2

Which attachment pattern has been linked to phobias and anxiety problems?​

Accepted Answer

A) secure 
B) anxious-avoidant 
C) anxious-resistant 
D) disorganized 
A) secure 
B) anxious-avoidant 
C) anxious-resistant 
D) disorganized

Question 3

Today's research and thinking accepts the notion that many childhood disorders:​

Accepted Answer

A) cannot be overcome 
B) are treatable with the use of medications 
C) receive too much media attention 
D) share many clinical features and causes 
A) cannot be overcome 
B) are treatable with the use of medications 
C) receive too much media attention 
D) share many clinical features and causes

Question 4

____ models portray the child's environment as a series of nested and interconnected structures.

Accepted Answer

A) Environmental 
B) Ecological 
C) Societal 
D) Macroparadigm 
A) Environmental 
B) Ecological 
C) Societal 
D) Macroparadigm

Question 5

Children's development occurs in a(n)____ manner.

Accepted Answer

A) mostly random 
B) strictly organized 
C) strictly hierarchical 
D) organized and hierarchical 
A) mostly random 
B) strictly organized 
C) strictly hierarchical 
D) organized and hierarchical

Question 6

ABA involves the examination of ____.

Accepted Answer

A) behavior only 
B) antecedents and consequences only 
C) behavior and consequences only 
D) behavior,antecedents,and consequences 
A) behavior only 
B) antecedents and consequences only 
C) behavior and consequences only 
D) behavior,antecedents,and consequences

Question 7

The developmental psychopathology approach to studying childhood disorders emphasizes the importance of developmental____.

Accepted Answer

A) disruptions 
B) processes and tasks 
C) regressions 
D) obstacles 
A) disruptions 
B) processes and tasks 
C) regressions 
D) obstacles

Question 8

Temperament ____.

Accepted Answer

A) refers to a child's unpredictable behavior 
B) shapes a child's approach to the environment and vice versa 
C) is not related to personality 
D) forms very late in development 
A) refers to a child's unpredictable behavior 
B) shapes a child's approach to the environment and vice versa 
C) is not related to personality 
D) forms very late in development

Question 9

Brain maturity occurs in a(n)____ fashion.

Accepted Answer

A) mostly random 
B) strictly organized 
C) strictly hierarchical 
D) organized and hierarchical 
A) mostly random 
B) strictly organized 
C) strictly hierarchical 
D) organized and hierarchical

Question 10

How can a baby with a difficult temperament influence and be influenced by the environment?​

Accepted Answer

This dimension describes the "difficult

Question 11

Which part of the brain is most responsible for regulating our emotional experiences,expressions,and impulses?​

Accepted Answer

A) hypothalamus 
B) hindbrain 
C) basal ganglia 
D) limbic system 
A) hypothalamus 
B) hindbrain 
C) basal ganglia 
D) limbic system

Question 12

Etiology refers to the ____ of childhood disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) causation 
B) treatments 
C) correlates 
D) prevention 
A) causation 
B) treatments 
C) correlates 
D) prevention

Question 13

A central tenet of developmental psychopathology is that to understand maladaptive behavior,we must consider ____.

Accepted Answer

A) one's genetic predisposition 
B) how problematic behaviors develop over time 
C) the child's familial history for maladjustment 
D) what is normative for a given period of development 
A) one's genetic predisposition 
B) how problematic behaviors develop over time 
C) the child's familial history for maladjustment 
D) what is normative for a given period of development

Question 14

Briefly describe the three primary dimensions of temperament.

Accepted Answer

​Positive affect and approach.This dimen

Question 15

The _________ lobes contain the functions underlying much of our thinking and reasoning abilities.

Accepted Answer

A) temporal 
B) frontal 
C) parietal 
D) occipital 
A) temporal 
B) frontal 
C) parietal 
D) occipital

Behavioral geneticists have concluded that ____.

Which attachment pattern has been linked to phobias and anxiety problems?

Today's research and thinking accepts the notion that many childhood disorders:

____ models portray the child's environment as a series of nested and interconnected structures.

Children's development occurs in a(n)____ manner.

ABA involves the examination of ____.

The developmental psychopathology approach to studying childhood disorders emphasizes the importance of developmental____.

Temperament ____.

Brain maturity occurs in a(n)____ fashion.

How can a baby with a difficult temperament influence and be influenced by the environment?

Which part of the brain is most responsible for regulating our emotional experiences,expressions,and impulses?

Etiology refers to the ____ of childhood disorders.

A central tenet of developmental psychopathology is that to understand maladaptive behavior,we must consider ____.

Briefly describe the three primary dimensions of temperament.

The _________ lobes contain the functions underlying much of our thinking and reasoning abilities.

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Exam 2: Theories-And-Causes

Behavioral geneticists have concluded that ____.

Which attachment pattern has been linked to phobias and anxiety problems?​

Today's research and thinking accepts the notion that many childhood disorders:​

____ models portray the child's environment as a series of nested and interconnected structures.

Children's development occurs in a(n)____ manner.

ABA involves the examination of ____.

The developmental psychopathology approach to studying childhood disorders emphasizes the importance of developmental____.

Temperament ____.

Brain maturity occurs in a(n)____ fashion.

How can a baby with a difficult temperament influence and be influenced by the environment?​

Which part of the brain is most responsible for regulating our emotional experiences,expressions,and impulses?​

Etiology refers to the ____ of childhood disorders.

A central tenet of developmental psychopathology is that to understand maladaptive behavior,we must consider ____.

Briefly describe the three primary dimensions of temperament.

The _________ lobes contain the functions underlying much of our thinking and reasoning abilities.

Introduction-To-Normal-And-Abnormal-Behavior-In-Children-And-Adolescents

Research

Assessment-Diagnosis-And-Treatment

Intellectual-Disability-Intellectual-Developmental-Disorder-

Autism-Spectrum-Disorder-And-Childhood-Onset-Schizophrenia

Communication-And-Learning-Disorders

Attention-Deficit-Hyperactivity-Disorder-Adhd-

Conduct-Problems

Depressive-And-Bipolar-Disorders

Anxiety-And-Obsessive-Compulsive-Disorders

Trauma-And-Stressor-Related-Disorders

Health-Related-And-Substance-Use-Disorders

Feeding-And-Eating-Disorders-

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Which attachment pattern has been linked to phobias and anxiety problems?

Today's research and thinking accepts the notion that many childhood disorders:

How can a baby with a difficult temperament influence and be influenced by the environment?

Which part of the brain is most responsible for regulating our emotional experiences,expressions,and impulses?