Exam 6: Social and Personality Development in Infancy

Keisha is typically happy,but does not care for changes in her routine.She spits out new foods rather than swallow them;she ignores new toys for a while before she accepts them to play.Eventually,she is back to her usual happy self.Keisha's temperament is probably ________.

What is the crisis of Erikson's first stage of psychosocial development?

When a child is in phase 2 of Bowlby's attachment sequence,which of the following behaviors would they most likely exhibit?

________ is an infant's use of cues from her primary caregiver as a guide for her own emotions.

How does a child develop a subjective self?

Approach/positive emotionality is one aspect of the

Which of the following is a self-conscious emotion?

Research correlates neurological differences with differences in temperament.What is a basic argument against the conclusions drawn from this data?

________ children show no interest in contact with their mothers following a separation.These children do not specifically resist the mothers' efforts-but they do not seek much contact.They show no preference for their mothers over a stranger.

Which of the following is probably to blame when explaining discrepancies in research findings related to day care and its influence on cognitive development?

What is another term for subjective self?

What did researchers find in cross-cultural studies of attachment?

Which of the following best describes the toddler's understanding that he or she is defined by membership in various categories,such as gender or personality characteristics?

According to your text,which statement about adopted children is true?

According to your textbook,why would parental marital status make a difference in the development of attachment in infants?

Which of the following best exemplifies social referencing?

J.gains comfort through eating and drinking.She also cries to gain attention from her parents or to express discomfort.Freud would say that C.J.is in which stage of development?

In the Harlow monkey studies,with which "mother" did the infant monkeys spend the most time?

Which of the following terms is used to describe the temperament of children who are less regular with their body functions and slower to develop stable eating and sleeping patterns?

Which of the following is true regarding the long-term stability of temperament?