PSYC 101 Quiz 6 Developmental Psychology
PSYC 101 Quiz 6: Developmental Psychology
- Pattern of development from core out to appendages.
- _____ concerns the bonds that tie two people together.
- Stage 3 in the Theory of Psychosocial Development is _____.
- adolescence can be characterized by questioning with a special focus on fairness.
- adolescence can be characterized by greater impulse control and greater ability to gauge risk and reward.
- The majority of young people report using drugs for the first time because of sociocultural factors, like peer-pressure, but continue because of
- Biologically based characteristics that distinguish males and females are referred to as _____ differences.
- Research design that collects information from the same group of people across time.
- ______ adolescence can be characterized by an increased need for privacy.
- According to ______, morality reflects people’s sense of fairness and justice.
- Stage 8 in the Theory of Psychosocial Development is _____.
- ______ describes a person’s ability to look beyond his or her own needs.
- Piaget’s theory has ___ stages
- Parenting characterized by low warmth and low demand.
- is a psychological phenomenon referring to learned, sex-related behaviors and attitudes.
- Who created the theory of psychosocial development?
- Parenting characterized by high warmth and high demands.
- Any substances ingested, consumed, or experienced by the mother that can cross the placental barrier and damage the developing organism during pregnancy.
- Stage 1 in the Theory of Psychosocial Development is _____.
- adolescence can be characterized by a tendency to have more concrete/black- and-white thinking.
- Erikson’s theory has __ stages.
- Research design that collects information from different groups of people of different ages.
- The domain of _____ development studies the changes in the way our brains make sense of the world around us.
- One instance of cognitive decline is _____.
- “Quality of life” is a phrase used most often with what stage of life?
- What are the three stages of moral development?
- The fixation on one characteristic of an object at the exclusion of other characteristics.
- _____ often experience negative psychological, behavioral, and physiological effects.
- Changes in ____ development are responsible for physical growth, social networking, emotional maturation, and gains in cognitive abilities.
- In ______ adolescence teens are more likely to be impulsive, misunderstand emotions and social cues, have more accidents, arguments, and fights,
- Infants’ and children’s biological predisposition to respond to the world in predictable ways.
- Parenting characterized by high warmth and low demands.
- Who crafted/developed the theory of cognitive development?
- In terms of physical development, this period is the least dramatic.
- Stage 5 in the Theory of Psychosocial Development is _____