Exam 5: Perceptual Development
Exam 1: Basic Issues in the Study of Development148 Questions
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Exam 4: Physical Development139 Questions
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Exam 13: The Ecology of Development: the Child Within the Family System138 Questions
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Putting It All Together: The Developing Child139 Questions
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Caron and Caron showed babies pictures with small objects on top of large objects until they had habituated. Later the babies looked longer at a different picture than at a new instance of a small-over-large. Which of the following would be a reasonable conclusion from this study?
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Explain why it is best to introduce children to a second language in the first year of life. Cite relevant research to support your explanation.
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Along with the four basic tastes detected by the taste buds on the tongue, __________ is another taste elicited by an amino acid, glutamate.
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Researchers interested in infant perception of faces have found that
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Whose research used habituation to determine that 3- and 4-month-old infants pay attention to patterns, not just to specific stimuli?
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Depth perception based on kinetic cues and cross-modal transfer, especially coordination of binocular cues, FIRST became evident at what age?
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By what age can infants first discriminate sounds at a four-degree shift from midline, which is nearly at an adult skill level?
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What is the youngest age at which babies can tell the difference between body odors?
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When a baby uses another person's emotional reaction to some situation as a basis for deciding his/her own reaction, this is called __________ .
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Treatment for postpartum depression can include __________ , __________ , and ___________ .
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Jillian is four months old. She can use all of the depth cues EXCEPT
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Discuss Spelke's and Baillargeon's research on object perception and what it tells us from a nativist versus empiricist perspective about whether children's knowledge of objects is built-in or learned.
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The view that perceptual abilities are inborn is known as __________ .
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Marge's one-month-old baby seems to be looking at Marge's face. What part of her face is the baby most likely to be looking at?
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Which of the following is the best statement of the roles of internal and external influences in the development of perception?
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Who devised the preference technique for studying early perceptual skills?
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Of all the senses, this is the most underdeveloped at birth.
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A judgment of depth based on a slightly different visual image reaching each eye is based on ________ depth cues.
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