Exam 9: Lifespan Development

If Claudia wishes to make sure that her newborn infant can see her face as clearly as possible, Claudia should position her face so that she is about _____ away from her newborn's face.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 621

How do caregivers encourage language development?

(Short Answer)

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Question 622

According to Piaget, the capacity to engage in symbolic thought emerges during the preoperational stage of cognitive development.

(True/False)

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Question 623

Parents who are demanding but unresponsive to their children's needs are called _, while parents who are demanding yet responsive to their children's needs are called _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 624

Peer relationships during adolescence tend to reinforce the traits and goals that parents fostered during childhood.

(True/False)

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Question 625

According to Figure 9.6 (The Changing Structure of American Families and Households), in 2007, the approximate percent of households comprising married couples with children was _, and the approximate percent of married couples without children was _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 626

Explain the consequences of early and late maturation in adolescence, and describe how these consequences differ for boys and girls.

(Essay)

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Question 627

According the Focus on Neuroscience box "Boosting the Aging Brain" which of the following behaviors is neuroprotective?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 628

The Culture and Human Behavior box "Where Does the Baby Sleep?" describes cultural differences in family sleeping habits. In the study described in the box, how did the bedtime routines in Mayan families differ from the bedtime routines of U.S. families?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 629

The zone of proximal development refers to:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 630

The time at which adolescents begin to go out on dates is most strongly influenced by:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 631

John is a three-year-old with a history of secure attachment to his mother and father. According to the research on the long-term effects of attachment, what can be predicted about John's later development?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 632

Contrast the behavior of a toddler who is securely attached with that of a toddler who is insecurely attached in the Strange Situation.

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Question 633

For some women, _____ involves hot flashes, disturbances in sex drive and sleep, and emotional instability.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 634

Development during adulthood reflects the increasing importance of:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 635

Older parents tend to experience a more difficult adjustment to parenthood than do younger parents, because they lack the energy to care for a newborn and are often less flexible than young parents.

(True/False)

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Question 636

In regard to temperament, _____ infants react intensely to new experience, strangers, and novel objects.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 637

Discuss the relationship between adolescent behavior patterns and adolescent brain development.

(Essay)

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Question 638

A normal human genotype is made up of:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 639

Up until they are about 10 months of age, infants can distinguish among speech sounds:

(Multiple Choice)

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If Claudia wishes to make sure that her newborn infant can see her face as clearly as possible, Claudia should position her face so that she is about _____ away from her newborn's face.

How do caregivers encourage language development?

According to Piaget, the capacity to engage in symbolic thought emerges during the preoperational stage of cognitive development.

Parents who are demanding but unresponsive to their children's needs are called _, while parents who are demanding yet responsive to their children's needs are called _.

Peer relationships during adolescence tend to reinforce the traits and goals that parents fostered during childhood.

According to Figure 9.6 (The Changing Structure of American Families and Households), in 2007, the approximate percent of households comprising married couples with children was _, and the approximate percent of married couples without children was _.

Explain the consequences of early and late maturation in adolescence, and describe how these consequences differ for boys and girls.

According the Focus on Neuroscience box "Boosting the Aging Brain" which of the following behaviors is neuroprotective?

The Culture and Human Behavior box "Where Does the Baby Sleep?" describes cultural differences in family sleeping habits. In the study described in the box, how did the bedtime routines in Mayan families differ from the bedtime routines of U.S. families?

The zone of proximal development refers to:

The time at which adolescents begin to go out on dates is most strongly influenced by:

John is a three-year-old with a history of secure attachment to his mother and father. According to the research on the long-term effects of attachment, what can be predicted about John's later development?

Contrast the behavior of a toddler who is securely attached with that of a toddler who is insecurely attached in the Strange Situation.

For some women, _____ involves hot flashes, disturbances in sex drive and sleep, and emotional instability.

Development during adulthood reflects the increasing importance of:

Older parents tend to experience a more difficult adjustment to parenthood than do younger parents, because they lack the energy to care for a newborn and are often less flexible than young parents.

In regard to temperament, _____ infants react intensely to new experience, strangers, and novel objects.

Discuss the relationship between adolescent behavior patterns and adolescent brain development.

A normal human genotype is made up of:

Up until they are about 10 months of age, infants can distinguish among speech sounds:

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Exam 9: Lifespan Development

If Claudia wishes to make sure that her newborn infant can see her face as clearly as possible, Claudia should position her face so that she is about _____ away from her newborn's face.

How do caregivers encourage language development?

According to Piaget, the capacity to engage in symbolic thought emerges during the preoperational stage of cognitive development.

Parents who are demanding but unresponsive to their children's needs are called _____, while parents who are demanding yet responsive to their children's needs are called _____.

Peer relationships during adolescence tend to reinforce the traits and goals that parents fostered during childhood.

According to Figure 9.6 (The Changing Structure of American Families and Households), in 2007, the approximate percent of households comprising married couples with children was _____, and the approximate percent of married couples without children was _____.

Explain the consequences of early and late maturation in adolescence, and describe how these consequences differ for boys and girls.

According the Focus on Neuroscience box "Boosting the Aging Brain" which of the following behaviors is neuroprotective?

The Culture and Human Behavior box "Where Does the Baby Sleep?" describes cultural differences in family sleeping habits. In the study described in the box, how did the bedtime routines in Mayan families differ from the bedtime routines of U.S. families?

The zone of proximal development refers to:

The time at which adolescents begin to go out on dates is most strongly influenced by:

John is a three-year-old with a history of secure attachment to his mother and father. According to the research on the long-term effects of attachment, what can be predicted about John's later development?

Contrast the behavior of a toddler who is securely attached with that of a toddler who is insecurely attached in the Strange Situation.

For some women, _____ involves hot flashes, disturbances in sex drive and sleep, and emotional instability.

Development during adulthood reflects the increasing importance of:

Older parents tend to experience a more difficult adjustment to parenthood than do younger parents, because they lack the energy to care for a newborn and are often less flexible than young parents.

In regard to temperament, _____ infants react intensely to new experience, strangers, and novel objects.

Discuss the relationship between adolescent behavior patterns and adolescent brain development.

A normal human genotype is made up of:

Up until they are about 10 months of age, infants can distinguish among speech sounds:

Introduction and Research Methods

Neuroscience and Behavior

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness and Its Variations

Learning

Memory

Thinking, Language, and Intelligence

Motivation and Emotion

Personality

Social Psychology

Stress, Health, and Coping

Psychological Disorders

Therapies

Filters

Parents who are demanding but unresponsive to their children's needs are called _, while parents who are demanding yet responsive to their children's needs are called _.

According to Figure 9.6 (The Changing Structure of American Families and Households), in 2007, the approximate percent of households comprising married couples with children was _, and the approximate percent of married couples without children was _.