PSY-382 EXAM 3 2026 UPDATE QUESTIONS
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What is the general concept that includes emotion and feelings? - ANS-Affect
What is a pattern of actions? - ANS-Emotion
What are conscious mental reflections on emotions? - ANS-Feelings
What are the two theories of the development of emotions? - ANS-Discrete and
Differentiation
Which theory states all emotions are present at birth? - ANS-Discrete
Which theory states that through action in the world specific emotions and feelings
become differentiated or emerge? - ANS-Differentiation
What cognitive development allows for a decrease in anger? - ANS-Theory of Mind
What cognitive development allows for the emotions of fear, surprise, and trust to
develop? - ANS-Object permanence
What cognitive development allows for the emotions of embarrassment, shame, and
pride? - ANS-Symbolic self
What cognitive development allows for empathy and guilt to develop? - ANS-A
decrease in egocentrism
What are the background emotions? - ANS-Pain and pleasure
What are the primary emotions? - ANS-Joy, sad, fear, anger, surprise, disgust
What are the secondary emotions? - ANS-Embarrassment, shame, pride, jealousy,
guilt
How does Erikson's theory of psychosocial development differ from other theories? -
ANS-It is socially based, considered the entire lifespan, and had a more optimistic
view of human nature
Erikson's theory of psychosocial development is a ______ theory, consisting of
discontinuous change. - ANS-Stage
, What does Erikson's theory of psychosocial development believe drives our
development? - ANS-Our interactions with other people
What are the first 5 stages of Erikson's theory of psychosocial development? - ANS-
Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt, Initiative vs. Guilt, Industry
vs. Inferiority, Identity vs. Role Confusion
What is the parent-child connection that creates a sense of oneness? - ANS-
Attunement
What does the still-face experiment measure? - ANS-Attunement
Which attachment style has nurturing and attentive mothers and a reciprocity of
interaction? - ANS-Secure
Which attachment style results from intrusive and overstimulating caregivers? - ANS-
Avoidant
Which attachment style results from unresponsive and inconsistent caregivers? - ANS-
Resistant
Which attachment style results from maltreatment and/or abusive relationships? - ANS-
Disorganized
What are the four stages of attachment development? - ANS-Initial pre-attachment,
attachment-in-the-making, clear cut attachment, internal working model
The initial pre-attachment phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's primary circular reactions
The attachment-in-the-making phase corresponds to which cognitive development
stage? - ANS-Piaget's secondary circular reactions
The clear cut attachment phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's coordination of secondary schemes
The internal working model phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's symbolic self
What is when children begin to form an understanding of what relationships with other
people are like based on their early attachment relationship? - ANS-Internal working
model
What did Harry Harlow's study consist of? - ANS-Wire and cloth monkeys
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
What is the general concept that includes emotion and feelings? - ANS-Affect
What is a pattern of actions? - ANS-Emotion
What are conscious mental reflections on emotions? - ANS-Feelings
What are the two theories of the development of emotions? - ANS-Discrete and
Differentiation
Which theory states all emotions are present at birth? - ANS-Discrete
Which theory states that through action in the world specific emotions and feelings
become differentiated or emerge? - ANS-Differentiation
What cognitive development allows for a decrease in anger? - ANS-Theory of Mind
What cognitive development allows for the emotions of fear, surprise, and trust to
develop? - ANS-Object permanence
What cognitive development allows for the emotions of embarrassment, shame, and
pride? - ANS-Symbolic self
What cognitive development allows for empathy and guilt to develop? - ANS-A
decrease in egocentrism
What are the background emotions? - ANS-Pain and pleasure
What are the primary emotions? - ANS-Joy, sad, fear, anger, surprise, disgust
What are the secondary emotions? - ANS-Embarrassment, shame, pride, jealousy,
guilt
How does Erikson's theory of psychosocial development differ from other theories? -
ANS-It is socially based, considered the entire lifespan, and had a more optimistic
view of human nature
Erikson's theory of psychosocial development is a ______ theory, consisting of
discontinuous change. - ANS-Stage
, What does Erikson's theory of psychosocial development believe drives our
development? - ANS-Our interactions with other people
What are the first 5 stages of Erikson's theory of psychosocial development? - ANS-
Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt, Initiative vs. Guilt, Industry
vs. Inferiority, Identity vs. Role Confusion
What is the parent-child connection that creates a sense of oneness? - ANS-
Attunement
What does the still-face experiment measure? - ANS-Attunement
Which attachment style has nurturing and attentive mothers and a reciprocity of
interaction? - ANS-Secure
Which attachment style results from intrusive and overstimulating caregivers? - ANS-
Avoidant
Which attachment style results from unresponsive and inconsistent caregivers? - ANS-
Resistant
Which attachment style results from maltreatment and/or abusive relationships? - ANS-
Disorganized
What are the four stages of attachment development? - ANS-Initial pre-attachment,
attachment-in-the-making, clear cut attachment, internal working model
The initial pre-attachment phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's primary circular reactions
The attachment-in-the-making phase corresponds to which cognitive development
stage? - ANS-Piaget's secondary circular reactions
The clear cut attachment phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's coordination of secondary schemes
The internal working model phase corresponds to which cognitive development stage? -
ANS-Piaget's symbolic self
What is when children begin to form an understanding of what relationships with other
people are like based on their early attachment relationship? - ANS-Internal working
model
What did Harry Harlow's study consist of? - ANS-Wire and cloth monkeys
