Exam 3: Human Development

A lack of normal stimulation, nutrition, comfort, or love is referred to as

Many of the same reactions described by Kübler-Ross accompany any major loss, including divorce, loss of a job or home, and the death of a pet.

Gabe, at first, holds the beach ball by pulling the ball to his body with his arms. With increasing age, he begins to hold the ball with his hands and later with his fingertips. This progression of development illustrates

Eleven-year-old Justin wants to go to the movies with his friends. His parents explain that they know he wants to go but that it is important that the whole family go to a supper honoring his grandfather tonight. This style of parenting in which parents give reasons for their decisions will most likely lead Justin to be a(n)

You are watching television, when your four-year-old son comes into the room and sits on the floor between you and the television, blocking your view. You ask him to move so you can see better, and he moves so that HE can see better. Your son is exhibiting

Which represents the correct order of Piaget's stages of intellectual development?

The age at which a young child is first able to recognize him or herself in a mirror and to feel the complex emotion of embarrassment is around __________ months.

Regarding their visual capabilities, babies will be able to see as well as their parents by the age of

The grasping, rooting, and sucking reflexes of infants are best described as

The dying individual asks, "Why me?" in which emotional reaction?

Regarding fluid abilities, which of the following statements is TRUE?

Children who tend to lack spontaneity and warmth and tend to fear or hate their parents were probably raised under a harsh version of which discipline approach?

If you follow accepted authority, rules, and values or if your choices reflect a desire to please others, you are exhibiting moral reasoning at which level of development?

Regarding parentese, which of the following statements is FALSE?

Regarding maternal and paternal influences, which of the following statements is FALSE?

Gabe is a late-maturing boy. Compared to boys who mature earlier, we can expect Gabe to

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

Child discipline tends to be relatively strict among African-American, Hispanic, and Arab-American families.

You are interviewing a young man about his upbringing. He tells you that his parents were lenient and permissive regarding his behavior when he was very young, but that starting at age five, he was expected to be obedient, show respect, and be self-disciplined. He stated that his parents were more like "teachers," encouraging hard work, moral behavior, and high achievement. They also expected him to set aside his own desires when the greater good of the family was at stake. This young man is most likely from which ethnic community?

After being adopted, the children who were raised in severely overcrowded orphanages where they got little attention, showed all of the following characteristics EXCEPT for