PSYCH 140 EXAM 5
1. T/F according to Piaget, children in the Concrete Operational stage can use
logic but still struggle with abstract thought
*Answer√√ true
2. T/F children whose parents divorced are more likely to themselves get di-
vorced, compared to other individuals
*Answer√√ true
3. Mark says that people shouldn't steal because they'll get in trouble and
go to jail. at what level would Kohlberg most likely categorize this response,
according to his theory of moral development?
*Answer√√ preconventional
4. T/F in middle childhood, children's heads become more proportionate with
the rest of their bodies
*Answer√√ true
5. T/F parents and teachers of children with the predominantly inattentive
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, subtype of ADHD can easily miss ADHD symptoms
*Answer√√ true
6. Ritalin, a common treatment for ADHD, is an example of a/an [CHOOSE ONE:
Stimulant, Opiate, Depressant] drug.
A. stimulant
B. opiate
C. depressant
*Answer√√ A. stimulant
7. children tend to receive both positive and negative votes in research
studies on peer statuses
A. popular
B. neglected
C. rejected
D. controversial
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1. T/F according to Piaget, children in the Concrete Operational stage can use
logic but still struggle with abstract thought
*Answer√√ true
2. T/F children whose parents divorced are more likely to themselves get di-
vorced, compared to other individuals
*Answer√√ true
3. Mark says that people shouldn't steal because they'll get in trouble and
go to jail. at what level would Kohlberg most likely categorize this response,
according to his theory of moral development?
*Answer√√ preconventional
4. T/F in middle childhood, children's heads become more proportionate with
the rest of their bodies
*Answer√√ true
5. T/F parents and teachers of children with the predominantly inattentive
1/
14
, subtype of ADHD can easily miss ADHD symptoms
*Answer√√ true
6. Ritalin, a common treatment for ADHD, is an example of a/an [CHOOSE ONE:
Stimulant, Opiate, Depressant] drug.
A. stimulant
B. opiate
C. depressant
*Answer√√ A. stimulant
7. children tend to receive both positive and negative votes in research
studies on peer statuses
A. popular
B. neglected
C. rejected
D. controversial
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