PSY 121- Exam 4 questions well
answered graded A+ passed
Cross-sectional research: - ANS ✔different groups compared at one time
Longitudinal research: - ANS ✔study same group of people over time
Cross-sequential Design research: - ANS ✔compare groups now and follow them over time
Piaget's theory: - ANS ✔schemes (main building blocks of all our thoughts)
Assimilation: - ANS ✔understand new info through existing schemes
Accommodation: - ANS ✔add new scheme to accommodate new things
Sensorimotor stage: - ANS ✔birth-2, children learn through senses and motion, object
permanence
Pre operational stage: - ANS ✔2-7, lack of conversation, centration (focus on one aspect and
ignore others), irreversibility (can't mentally undo something), egocentric
Operational stage: - ANS ✔7-12, conversation, decentration and reversibility
Formal operations stage: - ANS ✔12-adulthood, abstractions and analogies, hypothesis testing
, Mary Ainsworth's strange situation attachment styles: - ANS ✔secure, avoidant, ambivalent,
disorganized
Rohlbergs levels of morality: - ANS ✔-pre conventional: consequences determine morality
-conventional: conforming to society's norms
-post conventional: morality decided upon by individual
Erikson's theory: - ANS ✔always some sort of conflict, how its resolved is what's important
Erikson's theory level 1: - ANS ✔birth-1, trust v mistrust, sense of security
Erikson's theory level 2: - ANS ✔1-3, autonomy v shame and doubt, sense of independence
Erikson's theory level 3: - ANS ✔3-5, initiative v guilt, fell capable of initiative
Erikson's theory level 4: - ANS ✔5-12, industry v inferiority, self control
Erkison's theory level 5: - ANS ✔13-20, identity v role confusion, unified sense of self
Erikson's theory level 6: - ANS ✔20s-30s, intimacy v isolation, form close relations
Erikson's theory level 7: - ANS ✔40s-50s, generativity v stagnation, promote well being and
beyond
Erikson's theory level 8: - ANS ✔60s and beyond, integrity v despair, satisfaction
Kubler-Ross five stages of death: - ANS ✔denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
answered graded A+ passed
Cross-sectional research: - ANS ✔different groups compared at one time
Longitudinal research: - ANS ✔study same group of people over time
Cross-sequential Design research: - ANS ✔compare groups now and follow them over time
Piaget's theory: - ANS ✔schemes (main building blocks of all our thoughts)
Assimilation: - ANS ✔understand new info through existing schemes
Accommodation: - ANS ✔add new scheme to accommodate new things
Sensorimotor stage: - ANS ✔birth-2, children learn through senses and motion, object
permanence
Pre operational stage: - ANS ✔2-7, lack of conversation, centration (focus on one aspect and
ignore others), irreversibility (can't mentally undo something), egocentric
Operational stage: - ANS ✔7-12, conversation, decentration and reversibility
Formal operations stage: - ANS ✔12-adulthood, abstractions and analogies, hypothesis testing
, Mary Ainsworth's strange situation attachment styles: - ANS ✔secure, avoidant, ambivalent,
disorganized
Rohlbergs levels of morality: - ANS ✔-pre conventional: consequences determine morality
-conventional: conforming to society's norms
-post conventional: morality decided upon by individual
Erikson's theory: - ANS ✔always some sort of conflict, how its resolved is what's important
Erikson's theory level 1: - ANS ✔birth-1, trust v mistrust, sense of security
Erikson's theory level 2: - ANS ✔1-3, autonomy v shame and doubt, sense of independence
Erikson's theory level 3: - ANS ✔3-5, initiative v guilt, fell capable of initiative
Erikson's theory level 4: - ANS ✔5-12, industry v inferiority, self control
Erkison's theory level 5: - ANS ✔13-20, identity v role confusion, unified sense of self
Erikson's theory level 6: - ANS ✔20s-30s, intimacy v isolation, form close relations
Erikson's theory level 7: - ANS ✔40s-50s, generativity v stagnation, promote well being and
beyond
Erikson's theory level 8: - ANS ✔60s and beyond, integrity v despair, satisfaction
Kubler-Ross five stages of death: - ANS ✔denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
