PSYC 140 MODULE 1 EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
major periods of development - ANSWERS-prenatal
infancy and toddlerhood
early childhood
middle childhood
adolescence
early adulthood
middle adulthood
late adulthood
distinctive features of human development - ANSWERS-
lifelong
multidirectional
multidimensional
multidiscliplinary
,is development specific to a certain period in your life? -
ANSWERS-no, development is lifelong
which feature of human development is described by
change being either good, bad, or both, simultaneouly?
i.e., at every period, an individual might be improving in
some ways and failing at others - ANSWERS-multidirectional
which feature of human development is aging considered to
be? - ANSWERS-multidirectional
has to do with something becoming more developed and
more advanced
can be physical, emotional, and/or cognitive - ANSWERS-
maturation
changes in the following dimensions: biological, social,
emotional, and cognitive describe how development is
what? - ANSWERS-multidimensional
, Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 0-1.5 y/o - ANSWERS-trust vs. mistrust
virtue: hope
failure: mistrust, suspicion, anxiety
Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 18mo-3 y/o - ANSWERS-autonomy vs.
shame/doubt
virtue: will (increased independence)
failure: overly dependent, lack self-esteem, feeling of
shame/doubt in abilities
Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 3-5 y/o - ANSWERS-initiative vs. guilt
virtue: purpose (secure to lead, make decisions)
failture: sense of guilt (inhibition of interaction or creativity)
According to Erikson, unsucessful completion of the first
psychosocial stage will result in ___ - ANSWERS-mistrust
According to Erikson, the "terrible two's" stem from a
toddler's need to assert what? - ANSWERS-Autonomy
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
major periods of development - ANSWERS-prenatal
infancy and toddlerhood
early childhood
middle childhood
adolescence
early adulthood
middle adulthood
late adulthood
distinctive features of human development - ANSWERS-
lifelong
multidirectional
multidimensional
multidiscliplinary
,is development specific to a certain period in your life? -
ANSWERS-no, development is lifelong
which feature of human development is described by
change being either good, bad, or both, simultaneouly?
i.e., at every period, an individual might be improving in
some ways and failing at others - ANSWERS-multidirectional
which feature of human development is aging considered to
be? - ANSWERS-multidirectional
has to do with something becoming more developed and
more advanced
can be physical, emotional, and/or cognitive - ANSWERS-
maturation
changes in the following dimensions: biological, social,
emotional, and cognitive describe how development is
what? - ANSWERS-multidimensional
, Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 0-1.5 y/o - ANSWERS-trust vs. mistrust
virtue: hope
failure: mistrust, suspicion, anxiety
Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 18mo-3 y/o - ANSWERS-autonomy vs.
shame/doubt
virtue: will (increased independence)
failure: overly dependent, lack self-esteem, feeling of
shame/doubt in abilities
Erikson's stage name, success leads to ___ and failure leads
to ____ -- Age: 3-5 y/o - ANSWERS-initiative vs. guilt
virtue: purpose (secure to lead, make decisions)
failture: sense of guilt (inhibition of interaction or creativity)
According to Erikson, unsucessful completion of the first
psychosocial stage will result in ___ - ANSWERS-mistrust
According to Erikson, the "terrible two's" stem from a
toddler's need to assert what? - ANSWERS-Autonomy
