What age range is consistent with ages 5 in Frued's theory - correct answer The
Phalic phase
What is the last phase of Eriksons Theory - correct answer Concrete
The theory of classical conditioning was developed by which researcher? - correct answer
Ivan Pavlov
Social learning theory was developed by which researcher? - correct answer Albert
Bandura
Which of the following is the first of Erickson's psychosocial stages? - correct answer
Trust vs. mistrust is from birth to 18 months.
Which theory focuses on unconscious thoughts and desires? - correct answer
Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis theory
In Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development, what is the second stage? - correct answer
The preoperational stage is Piaget's second stage: Covering the ages of 2 to 7,
What is the first phase of sigmond freuds theory? - correct answer Oral stage is the
first stage. This stage lasts from birth to 1 year of age
Who was an Austrian physician who was concerned with the subconscious? - correct answer
Sigmund Freud
Which type of development is interested in changes in the brain? - correct answer
Cognitive development centers on change in the brain of the person. This would include things like
language and intelligence.
,Sigmund Freud asserted that we have 3 levels of consciousness. Which is not one of those levels? -
correct answer The semiconscious is not one of Freud's levels of consciousness.
Which theorist developed the social learning theory? - correct answer Bandura
Each of these is a research method used in developmental psychology, except which one? - correct
answer A cross-coding design is not utilized in developmental psychology.
A cross-sectional design is utilized frequently in developmental psychology as it measures a number of
groups at the same period of time.
A longitudinal design is utilized frequently in developmental psychology as it measures the same group
of subjects over an extended period of time.
A sequential design has elements of both cross-sectional and longitudinal designs.
The type of research design that developmental psychologists consider to be the "best design" is the -
correct answer The longitudinal design is most powerful in providing statistically
significant data as this design naturally controls for many interfering variables since the same group of
individuals is measured at different points across an extended length of time, such as months, years, or
decades.
What is the largest drawback of the longitudinal design? - correct answer study
participant attrition. Since this research design takes place over an extended amount of time,
researchers need to anticipate that they will continue to lose research participants, sometimes through
death or other reasons why participants will discontinue the research study.
A hypothesis can be best described as which of the following? - correct answer a
statement (sentence) that predicts the outcome of data analysis.
Freud asserted that we go through five stages corresponding to the lifespan. Which stage would one be
in at 5 years old? - correct answer Phallic stage
Researchers are studying the effect of playing video games on participants.
, Match the description of the variable with the type of variable. - correct answer the
independent variable of hours spent playing video games (cause), the research participants could be
grouped according to the number of hours spent playing video games.
dependent variable of the number of aggressive acts observed in children (effect) to see if the number
of aggressive acts measured correlates to the number of hours spent playing video games.
Observational Studies: - correct answer involve gathering data and measuring the
dependent variables in the study.
The theory of classical conditioning was developed by which researcher? - correct answer
Ivan Pavlov
The independent variable in an experiment is the variable that has the following qualities, except which?
- correct answer independent variable in an experiment is the variable that has the
following qualities:
manipulated or changed by researchers
not manipulated by other variables in the experiment
can be a characteristic of a person that does not change
The goal of an experiment is to: - correct answer control as many variables as
possible in order to maximize the meaningfulness of the data.
Psychologists who specialize in lifespan issues are referred to as: - correct answer
Developmental psychologists
Psychological theory is built on - correct answer hypotheses and experimentation
An independent variable is one that is: - correct answer manipulated by the
researcher in order to test a hypothesis.
Which statement is most true in a case study? - correct answer provides a large
amount of information for a researcher.