Exam 11: Human Development

Three-year-old Celeste cries and tries to cling to her mother when her mother leaves the house.When Celeste's mother returns and tries to give Celeste a hug,Celeste pushes her away and yells,"Bad mommy!" Celeste's attachment to her mother would be described as ____.

Rachel has missed several classes because of family issues.On the day of the midterm,Rachel asks you,her classmate,if she can copy your answers so that she does not fail the exam.According to Kohlberg,how would you respond if you were using postconventional moral reasoning?

Korean and Chinese children can do arithmetic with three-digit numbers with greater skill than American children.According to research,what is one of the most important factors explaining this differences ____.

Tim loves Sarah and asks her to marry him.He is disappointed when she says she needs time to think about whether she wants to make a lifelong commitment to him.According to Erikson's stages of psychosocial development,Sarah is struggling with ____.

All Ravena can remember from her very early years are fuzzy ideas like "visiting Grandma and Grandpa," "playing at my friend's home," and "preschool classes." These are examples of ____.

Parents try to channel children's impulses into socially acceptable outlets and teach them the skills and rules needed to function in society.This process is known as ____.

Kira is at the preconventional level of moral reasoning.What reason might she give for not stealing candy from Mr.Looper's corner store?

You are a contestant on a new game show "Psychologize!" You select a question on attachment,and the host asks you to complete the following: As an infant,Bernard's attachment is described as inconsistent,disturbed,and disturbing.You conclude that Bernard has a(n)____ attachment behavior.