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Lifespan Development Study Set 1
Exam 6: Social and Personality Development in Infancy
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Question 81
Essay
From Research Report on page 144: What two factors are likely to contribute to gender differences in temperament?
Question 82
Multiple Choice
Roberto is 11 months old. He smiles a lot, is generally cheerful and shows little anxiety around strangers. Which type of temperament does Roberto have?
Question 83
Essay
Based on the video BLANK, explain why it is important that children learn to regulate emotions.
Question 84
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a self-conscious emotion?
Question 85
Essay
Define objective self. What is another term for objective self?
Question 86
Multiple Choice
Bart depends on his mother for everything he needs. When he cries, she responds with food or a clean diaper or a cuddle. Erikson would say that Bart's mother is helping him resolve the conflict known as
Question 87
Multiple Choice
In the Harlow monkey studies, with which "mother" did the infant monkeys spend the most time?
Question 88
Multiple Choice
Your neighbor Sarah told you that her two children were obviously very different and it was noticeable right from birth. According to Sarah, her son was fussy and rarely slept through the night, while her daughter was calm and adapted very easily to any situation. Sarah is describing which aspect of her children's differing personalities?
Question 89
Short Answer
Children become self aware around the age of ________ months.
Question 90
Essay
List some of the behaviors you would expect to see in a child with an insecure/ambivalent attachment,
Question 91
Short Answer
The type of attachment seen in phase 3 of Bowlby's attachment theory is called ________ .
Question 92
Multiple Choice
_________ is most associated with the view that infants are biologically predisposed to form emotional bonds with caregivers and that the characteristics of those bonds shape later social and personality development.