Psych 2000 exam 3 LSU Kemp Exam NEWEST 2025
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
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Most of the big events in your life will happen in your? - CORRECT ANSWER- 20s
walking and first word? - CORRECT ANSWER- 12 months
90% fluent in 1st language - CORRECT ANSWER- 5 years
first marriage - CORRECT ANSWER- men-26.7 women 25.1
born in switzerland
studied mollusks
PhD at age 21
Met simon and began interviewing children to help standardize Binet's tests on Parisian
children - CORRECT ANSWER- Jean Piaget
theory dominated the field for many years - CORRECT ANSWER- jean piagets
,saw children as little scientists, exploring their world, and learning as a way of adapting to their
environment - CORRECT ANSWER- jean piget
fitting new objects, events, etc into an existing schema - CORRECT ANSWER- assimilation
you know more things aboout what a car actually is/what it does, you update your idea of a car.
Different things can do the same things as cars etc. - CORRECT ANSWER- assimilation
modifying a schema to fit new events, objects, etc
Broadening or creating your own schemas - CORRECT ANSWER- accommodation
sensorimotor - CORRECT ANSWER- 0-2 years
get a sense of their bodies, how they're positioned in space, finding body parts, etc
Develop object permanence - CORRECT ANSWER- sensorimotor
objects are always there even if they're not seeing them (ex. peek a boo) - CORRECT ANSWER-
object permanence
preoperational - CORRECT ANSWER- 2-7 years
able to think about the world, but not completely; think about things in relation to yourself.
cant imagine situations and experiences that are outside of their own
thinking intuitively, but not working with "things exist by themselves unrelated to me"
thinking in egocentric, dominated by perception - CORRECT ANSWER- preoperational
, The branch of psychology that studies the patterns of growth and change occurring throughout
life. - CORRECT ANSWER- developmental psychology
what are the 4 levels of developmental psychology - CORRECT ANSWER- physical
cognitive
moral
social
throughout the first half of your life, there is a lot more ___________ - CORRECT ANSWER-
consistency of patterns
ex. learning to walk, talk etc
when do girls hit puberty - CORRECT ANSWER- 10 years old
when do boys hit puberty - CORRECT ANSWER- 12 years old
menopause - CORRECT ANSWER- 51 years old
andropause - CORRECT ANSWER- 44 years
able to think about things logically
thinking abstractly, know that things have different states and forms, and can take different
shapes - CORRECT ANSWER- concrete operational
concrete operational - CORRECT ANSWER- 7-12 years
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
Most of the big events in your life will happen in your? - CORRECT ANSWER- 20s
walking and first word? - CORRECT ANSWER- 12 months
90% fluent in 1st language - CORRECT ANSWER- 5 years
first marriage - CORRECT ANSWER- men-26.7 women 25.1
born in switzerland
studied mollusks
PhD at age 21
Met simon and began interviewing children to help standardize Binet's tests on Parisian
children - CORRECT ANSWER- Jean Piaget
theory dominated the field for many years - CORRECT ANSWER- jean piagets
,saw children as little scientists, exploring their world, and learning as a way of adapting to their
environment - CORRECT ANSWER- jean piget
fitting new objects, events, etc into an existing schema - CORRECT ANSWER- assimilation
you know more things aboout what a car actually is/what it does, you update your idea of a car.
Different things can do the same things as cars etc. - CORRECT ANSWER- assimilation
modifying a schema to fit new events, objects, etc
Broadening or creating your own schemas - CORRECT ANSWER- accommodation
sensorimotor - CORRECT ANSWER- 0-2 years
get a sense of their bodies, how they're positioned in space, finding body parts, etc
Develop object permanence - CORRECT ANSWER- sensorimotor
objects are always there even if they're not seeing them (ex. peek a boo) - CORRECT ANSWER-
object permanence
preoperational - CORRECT ANSWER- 2-7 years
able to think about the world, but not completely; think about things in relation to yourself.
cant imagine situations and experiences that are outside of their own
thinking intuitively, but not working with "things exist by themselves unrelated to me"
thinking in egocentric, dominated by perception - CORRECT ANSWER- preoperational
, The branch of psychology that studies the patterns of growth and change occurring throughout
life. - CORRECT ANSWER- developmental psychology
what are the 4 levels of developmental psychology - CORRECT ANSWER- physical
cognitive
moral
social
throughout the first half of your life, there is a lot more ___________ - CORRECT ANSWER-
consistency of patterns
ex. learning to walk, talk etc
when do girls hit puberty - CORRECT ANSWER- 10 years old
when do boys hit puberty - CORRECT ANSWER- 12 years old
menopause - CORRECT ANSWER- 51 years old
andropause - CORRECT ANSWER- 44 years
able to think about things logically
thinking abstractly, know that things have different states and forms, and can take different
shapes - CORRECT ANSWER- concrete operational
concrete operational - CORRECT ANSWER- 7-12 years
