Exam 5: Developmental Psychology
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A 14-year-old boy is browsing through a bookstore and thinks for a moment that he could easily tuck a book into his coat and leave the store without paying for it. He decides not to take the book because he is afraid he might get caught and punished. According to Lawrence Kohlberg, at what stage of moral development is the boy?
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The final stage of brain development that facilitates neuronal communication is called
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Which of the following shows Piaget's stages of development in the correct order?
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One end of the _______ will become the brain, while the other end will form the spinal cord.
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Mary Ainsworth found that infants vary in their attachment styles by using an experimental procedure called the
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Maria was raised on a farm but sometimes visited her grandparents in a nearby city. The part of the city where her grandparents lived was crowded, noisy, run-down, and dirty, and Maria assumed that all cities were the same. Then she took a trip to see museums in Washington,D. C., and saw beautiful buildings, parks, and gardens everywhere. She reformed her notion of cities, exhibiting Piaget's concept of
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Compare a child's behavior during the sensorimotor phase of cognitive development with his or her behavior in the preoperational stage of development.
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According to Erik Erikson, the major crisis facing adolescents involves the crisis of _______ versus _______.
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The first stage of neural development is _______, the continuous division of cells at a rate of up to 250,000 a minute.
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The loss of sensory capacity in hearing as we age is most evident for sounds that are
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Which statement provides the most accurate description of Alzheimer's disease?
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What can be concluded from the psychological study of attachment?
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Baby chicks born on a farm will often follow the human that they first see when they hatch. This is a result of _______, the innate process of learning to recognizing a parent.
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When a child learns new information about the world that fits with her schema, it is called _______. When a child learns new information that requires her to change her schema, it is called _______.
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Use the following to answer questions :
Refer to the table below.
-Based on the information in the table, which is a valid conclusion to make about Erikson's theory of psychosocial development?
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When asked if she would steal food for a homeless person, Samantha balked, stating that she did not want to go to jail. According to Kohlberg's theory, Samantha's moral reasoning is consistent with the stage known as
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Which of the following secondary sex characteristics is promoted by testosterone?
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In order to fit a growing number of synapses into the skull, a human brain
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