Lifespan Development Exam #2
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Two possible reasons why toddlers have an increased b
frequency of waking at night are ___________________.
a) decreasing autonomic nervous system activity and
increased parasympathetic response
b) teething and an increased sense of self
c) nocturnal enuresis and increased fidgeting
d) increased physiological response and increased
hormone production
The ability to repeat actions observed at an earlier time is c
called ___________________.
a) habituation
b) mental representation
c) deferred imitation
d) delayed imitation
According to Vygotsky, how do children learn best?: d
a) in situations in which the instruction is concrete in
nature
b) in situations in which the instruction provided has been
developed by an educational specialist
c) in situations in which the instruction provided is just
beyond their ability to immediately grasp it
d) in situations in which the instruction is within the zone
of proximal development
"Throwed", "runned", and "sleeped" are examples of a
___________________.
a) overregularization
b) overapplication
c) overusage
d) overextension
, Toddlers in the ___________________ attachment category are b
less likely to explore any toys when the mother is present
and they show greater distress when she leaves the room.
When she returns, they run to greet her but then push
away when she attempts to comfort or pick them up.
a) insecure-avoidant attachment
b) insecure-resistant attachment
c) disorganized-disoriented attachment
d) secure attachment
The inability to remember much information before the c
age of 4 or 5 is known as ___________________.
a) baby amnesia
b) childhood disease
c) infantile amnesia
d) toddler amnesia
___________________ is the ability to attribute mental states to b
self and others and to understand that others have
beliefs, intentions, and perspectives that are different
from one's own.
a) Hypothesis of thinking
b) Theory of mind
c) Subliminal thought
d) Unconscious cognition
Which of the following best describes the concept of a a
sensitive period for language learning?:
a) a time period in which the capacity for learning new
words is especially pronounced
b) a time period in which the rules of language are best
learned
c) a time period in which the learning of language must
occur or it never will
d) a time period in which children must be exposed to
spoken language in order to learn it
Janet characterizes herself as an authoritative parent. Her c
son Josh wants to eat a banana split for dinner. Given her
parenting style, how would Janet most likely respond to
Josh's request?:
a) "Absolutely not, under no circumstances will I allow
that!"
b) "Whatever, I don't care."
c) "It would be much better to eat a healthy dinner first
and then have a banana split for dessert, if you are not
full."
d) "Great, let's go for it!"
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Midterm PSY 4301 - Exam 3 Review Unit 2 Quizzes Ch.7 Ad
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Two possible reasons why toddlers have an increased b
frequency of waking at night are ___________________.
a) decreasing autonomic nervous system activity and
increased parasympathetic response
b) teething and an increased sense of self
c) nocturnal enuresis and increased fidgeting
d) increased physiological response and increased
hormone production
The ability to repeat actions observed at an earlier time is c
called ___________________.
a) habituation
b) mental representation
c) deferred imitation
d) delayed imitation
According to Vygotsky, how do children learn best?: d
a) in situations in which the instruction is concrete in
nature
b) in situations in which the instruction provided has been
developed by an educational specialist
c) in situations in which the instruction provided is just
beyond their ability to immediately grasp it
d) in situations in which the instruction is within the zone
of proximal development
"Throwed", "runned", and "sleeped" are examples of a
___________________.
a) overregularization
b) overapplication
c) overusage
d) overextension
, Toddlers in the ___________________ attachment category are b
less likely to explore any toys when the mother is present
and they show greater distress when she leaves the room.
When she returns, they run to greet her but then push
away when she attempts to comfort or pick them up.
a) insecure-avoidant attachment
b) insecure-resistant attachment
c) disorganized-disoriented attachment
d) secure attachment
The inability to remember much information before the c
age of 4 or 5 is known as ___________________.
a) baby amnesia
b) childhood disease
c) infantile amnesia
d) toddler amnesia
___________________ is the ability to attribute mental states to b
self and others and to understand that others have
beliefs, intentions, and perspectives that are different
from one's own.
a) Hypothesis of thinking
b) Theory of mind
c) Subliminal thought
d) Unconscious cognition
Which of the following best describes the concept of a a
sensitive period for language learning?:
a) a time period in which the capacity for learning new
words is especially pronounced
b) a time period in which the rules of language are best
learned
c) a time period in which the learning of language must
occur or it never will
d) a time period in which children must be exposed to
spoken language in order to learn it
Janet characterizes herself as an authoritative parent. Her c
son Josh wants to eat a banana split for dinner. Given her
parenting style, how would Janet most likely respond to
Josh's request?:
a) "Absolutely not, under no circumstances will I allow
that!"
b) "Whatever, I don't care."
c) "It would be much better to eat a healthy dinner first
and then have a banana split for dessert, if you are not
full."
d) "Great, let's go for it!"
