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Psychology Quiz #3

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1.

The study of changes that occur as an individual matures is the definition for which term?

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2.

"The kind of verbal utterances in which words are left out, but the meaning is usually clear" is the definition for which term?

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3.

Which of the following terms states that language can be learned after puberty but it cannot be learned as easily?

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4.

Known as "monster makers", these substances can negatively impact a child's development

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5.

____________ is a conceptual framework a person uses to make sense of the world

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6.

___________ is the intellectual ability of a child to picture something in his or her mind

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7.

This famous developmental psychologist claimed that bright 4 year olds cannot comprehend the same information 7 year olds can

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8.

After learning about dogs, a child develops a schema were all four legged animals are dogs. This is an example of which of the following terms?

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9.

A parent playing "peak a boo" with their child is an example of __________

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10.

A child's inability to consider that amount of something doesn't change with the size of the container is an example of ____________

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11.

Humans undergo a critical period of attachment known as imprinting

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12.

Our brain becomes inactive when we go to sleep

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13.

In Vygotsky's theory of development, the surroundings were the crucial aspect of a child's development

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14.

Maturation is a developmental process that describes how an organism "grows up" through its life span.

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15.

In the Formal Operations stage, children begin to wonder about abstract concepts like justice and peace

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16.

REM sleeping is sometimes called "quiet sleeping" because the brain is passive during stage IV of sleeping

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17.

One of the main functions of the Circadian Rhythm is to regulate sleep in humans

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18.

The basic principle of biofeedback is that "feedback makes learning possible"

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19.

Sleep disorders are a major contributor to traffic and industrial related accidents and death

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20.

Separation Anxiety occurs when the mother leaves a child alone

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21.

This parenting style allows the child to make their own decisions but parents have the final say.

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22.

One of the reasons your parent's "parenting style" changed overtime is because...

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23.

Which of the following are proposed functions of sleep?

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24.

According to Erik Erikson, social development is a matter of learning and imitating

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25.

Kolhberg's studies demonstrate that children have complex thoughts about morality.