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This document contains a full-chapter test bank for Development Across the Life Span (9th Edition) by Feldman, covering key concepts in human development from infancy through late adulthood. It includes exam-style questions designed to test understanding of physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development across all life stages. The test bank is suitable for exam preparation, revision, and practice for students enrolled in developmental psychology or lifespan development courses.

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, Feldman
Development Across the Life Span, 9e
TOTAL
ASSESSMENT Chapter 2
GUIDE The Start of Life: Prenatal Development

Topic Remember the Understand the Apply What You
Facts Concepts Know
LO 2.1: Describe how Multiple Choice 1-14 15-16
genes and chromosomes True/False
provide our basic genetic Fill-Ins
endowment.
Essay
LO 2.2: Compare Multiple Choice 17, 20, 22.23 19 18, 21
monozygotic twins with
dizygotic twins. True/False
Fill-Ins
Essay
LO 2.3: Describe how Multiple Choice 24-26
the sex of a child is
True/False 153
determined.
Fill-Ins
Essay 148
LO 2.4: Explain the Multiple Choice 27-31, 33-37 32
mechanisms by which True/False 154-155, 157-159 156
genes transmit Fill-Ins
information.
Essay 149
LO 2.5: Describe the Multiple Choice 38-39
field of behavioral True/False 160-162
genetics. Fill-Ins
Essay
LO 2.6: Describe the Multiple Choice 40, 46 41-45
major inherited True/False 164 165
disorders. Fill-Ins
Essay
LO 2.7: Describe the role Multiple Choice 47-48, 50-68, 70 49, 69
of genetic counselors and True/False 166-167, 169 168
differentiate between Fill-Ins
different forms of
Essay
prenatal testing.
LO 2.8: Explain how the Multiple Choice 71-72
environment and True/False 171-173 170
genetics work together to Fill-Ins
determine human
Essay
characteristics.
LO 2.9: Summarize how Multiple Choice 73
researchers study the True/False 175, 177 174, 176
interaction of genetic Fill-Ins
and environmental
Essay
factors in development.




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, Feldman
Development Across the Life Span, 9e
TOTAL
ASSESSMENT Chapter 2
GUIDE The Start of Life: Prenatal Development

Topic Factual Conceptual Applied
LO 2.10: Explain how Multiple Choice 74-81
genetics and the True/False 178, 180-184 188 179, 185
environment jointly Fill-Ins
influence physical traits,
Essay
intelligence, and
personality.
LO 2.11: Explain the Multiple Choice 82.83
role genetics and the True/False 163, 186-187
environment play in the Fill-Ins
development of
Essay 150
psychological disorders.
LO 2.12: Describe the Multiple Choice 84
way in which genes True/False 190 189
influence the Fill-Ins
environment.
Essay
LO 2.13: Explain the Multiple Choice 85-88
process of fertilization. True/False
Fill-Ins
Essay
LO 2.14: Summarize the Multiple Choice 89-108
three stages of prenatal True/False 191
development. Fill-Ins
Essay
LO 2.15: Describe some Multiple Choice 109-112, 114-118 113
of the physical and True/False
ethical challenges that Fill-Ins
relate to pregnancy.
Essay 151
LO 2.16: What are the Multiple Choice 119-133, 135-140, 134, 141, 144
threats to the fetal 142.143, 145-147
environment, and what True/False 192.195
can be done about them? Fill-Ins
Essay 152




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, Development Across the Life Span, 9e


Chapter 2

The Start of Life: Prenatal Development


MULTIPLE CHOICE

2.1. What are male reproductive cells called?

a) sperm
b) ovum
c) gametes
d) zygotes

Answer: A
Learning Objective: 2.1 Describe how genes and chromosomes provide our basic genetic
endowment.
Topic: Genes and Chromosomes: The Code of Life
Skill Level: Remember the Facts
Difficulty Level: Easy
APA LO: 1.1 Describe key concepts, principles, and overarching themes in psychology.

2.2. What is a female reproductive cell called?

a) a gamete
b) a sperm
c) a zygote
d) an ovum

Answer: D
Learning Objective: 2.1 Describe how genes and chromosomes provide our basic genetic
endowment.
Topic: Genes and Chromosomes: The Code of Life
Skill Level: Remember the Facts
Difficulty Level: Easy
APA LO: 1.1 Describe key concepts, principles, and overarching themes in psychology.

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Publisher: 2019 ISBN: 9780135188026 Edition: Unknown

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