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Lifespan Development, Canadian Edition
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7th Edition
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by Denise Boyd
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, Table of Contents
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Chaptern01:nBasicnConceptsnandnMethodsnCha
ptern02:nTheoriesnofnDevelopmentnChaptern03
:nPrenatalnDevelopmentnandnBirth1
Chaptern04:nPhysical,nSensory,nandnPerceptualnDevelopmentninnInfancynCh
aptern05:nCognitivenDevelopmentninnInfancy
Chaptern 06:n Socialn andn Personalityn Developmentn inn Infancy1nChapter
n 07:nPhysicalnandnCognitivenDevelopmentninnEarlynChildhoodnChaptern
08:nSocialnandnPersonalitynDevelopmentninnEarlynChildhoodnChaptern0
9:nPhysicalnandnCognitivenDevelopmentninnMiddlenChildhood
Chaptern10:nSocialnandnPersonalitynDevelopmentninnMiddlenChildhoodnCha
ptern11:nPhysicalnandnCognitivenDevelopmentninnAdolescencenChaptern12
:nSocialnandnPersonalitynDevelopmentninnAdolescencenChaptern13:nPhysic
alnandnCognitivenDevelopmentninnEarlynAdulthoodnChaptern14:nSocialnand
n PersonalitynDevelopmentninnEarlynAdulthoodnChaptern15:nPhysicalnandnCo
gnitivenDevelopmentninnMiddlenAdulthoodnChaptern16:nSocialnandnPersonal
itynDevelopmentninnMiddlenAdulthoodnChaptern17:nPhysicalnandnCognitive
n DevelopmentninnLatenAdulthoodnChaptern18:nSocialnandnPersonalitynDev
elopmentninnLatenAdulthoodnChaptern19:nDeath,nDying,nandnBereavement

,Chapter 01: Basic Concepts and Methods
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Multiple-ChoicenQuestions
1. Developmentalnn psychologynn isnn thenn scientificnn studynn of
inn ourn bodies,n behaviour,nthinking,n emotions,n socialn relationships, n andn personalities.
A) maturityn andn stability
B) age-relatedn changes
C) socialn andn culturaln norms
D) geneticn andn biologicaln influences

Difficulty:n1
QuestionnID:n01-1-01
Page-Reference:n2
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n B)nage-relatednchanges

2. Thenbeliefnthatnhumansnmustnseeknredemptionnandnleadnandisciplinednlifenntonreducenntheninfluenc
en ofn innatentendenciesn towardnactingnimmorallyn isn associatedn withn then philosophicalndoctrinen of
A) innaten goodness.
B) originaln sin.
C) empiricism.
D) blankn slate.

Difficulty:n1
QuestionnID:n01-1-02
Page-Reference:n3
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n B)noriginalnsin.

3. Andevelopmentaln psychologistn whon espousesnthen ideasn ofn then philosophern Jean-
JacquesnRousseaun wouldn suggestn thatn then basisn forn humann developmentn is
A) lifen experiencesn andn externaln environmentaln influencesn thatn shapen an "blankn slate"n malleablen individual.
B) preprogrammedn sequentialn stagesn andn geneticallyn inheritedn traits.
C) thenstrugglen betweennannindividual'sn selfish/sinfuln naturen andn redemption.
D) ann individual'sn effortn ton achieven hisn orn hern inbornn potential.

Difficulty:n2
QuestionID:n01-1-03
Page-Reference:n3
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n D)nannindividual'sneffortntonachievenhisnornherninbornnpotential.

4. AndevelopmentalnpsychologistnwhonespousesnthenideasnofnthennEnglishnnphilosophernnJohnnnLockenwoul
dn suggestn thatn then basisn forn humann developmentn is
A) then strugglen betweenn ann individual'sn selfish/sinfuln naturen andn redemption.
B) ann individual'snneffortn ton achieven hisn orn hern inbornn potential.
C) preprogrammedn sequentialn stagesn andn geneticallyn inheritedn traits.
D) environmentaln influencesn thatn shapen an "blankn slate"n malleablen individual.

, QuestionID:n01-1-04
Page-Reference:n3
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n D)nenvironmentalninfluencesnthatnshapenan"blanknslate"nmalleablenindividual.

5. Whichnscientistncontributednthenconceptnofndevelopmentalnstagesntonthenscientificnnstudynnofnhuma
nn development?
A) Charlesn Darwin
B) Johnn Watson
C) Arnoldn Gesell
D) G.n Stanleyn Hall

Difficulty:n1
QuestionID:n01-1-05
Page-Reference:n3
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n A)nCharlesnDarwin

6. n aren recognizedn asn then firstn scientificn studiesn ofn childn development.
A) Darwin'snn babynnbiographies
B) Gesell'sn studiesn ofn maturation
C) Hall'sn questionnaires n andn interviews
D) Piaget'sn cognitiven theories

Difficulty:n2
QuestionID:n01-1-06
Page-Reference:n5
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n C)nHall'snquestionnairesnandninterviews

7. Earlyn developmentaln psychologyn pioneern G.n Stanleyn Halln believedn thatn developmentalistsn
shouldnn identify ton furthern then field'sn understanding n ofn childn development.
A) milestones
B) norms
C) developmentalnnnstages
D) maturation nn processes

Difficulty:n2
QuestionID:n01-1-07
Page-Reference:n5
Skill:nKnowledge

Answer:n B)nnorms

8. n
isn then termn usedn ton describen then averagen agen atn whichn childrenn reachn developmentalnmileston
es.
A) "Norms"
B) "Maturation nn stage"
C) "Psycho-socialnn developmentalnn stage"
D) "Phenomenon"

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Helen L. Bee, Paul A. Johnson, Denise Roberts Boyd Lifespan Development, Canadian Edition. Study Edition
Edition: 2005 ISBN: 9780205428687 Edition: Unknown

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