Psych 289-Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
Accommodation Correct Answer make new scheme to deal
with new info
According to information processing theory, what is changing in
early development? Correct Answer Attention, memory,
categorization
Adaptation Correct Answer Accommidation, assimilation
Assimilation Correct Answer Fit something new into existing
scheme
Associative play Correct Answer children engage in separate
activities but exchange toys and comment on one another's
behavior
Attachment Correct Answer bond between infant and
caregiver
Attachment in the making phase Correct Answer Discriminate
social responsiveness
Authoritarian Correct Answer cold and rejecting and
frequently degrades child
Authoritative Correct Answer warm, responsive, attentive,
patient, and sensitive to child's needs
, Caregivers of avoidant babies Correct Answer Overly
stimulating, intrusive care
Caregivers of disorganized babies Correct Answer Often
neglectful or physically abusive
Caregivers of resistant babies Correct Answer Unpredictable
Caregivers of securely attached babies Correct Answer Warm,
responsive, not intrusive or abusive
categorical speech perception Correct Answer the tendency to
perceive a range of sounds that belong to the same phonemic
group as the same.
Cephlalocaudal Correct Answer Head to foot; first muscles
infants can control start in head/neck
Child-directed Speech Correct Answer Baby-talk
Children of Authoritarian Correct Answer anxious, unhappy,
low self-esteem and self-reliance
Children of Authoritative Correct Answer up-beat, self-
control, task persistence, high self-esteem, social/moral maturity
Children of Permissive parents Correct Answer impulsive,
disobedient, rebellious
Children of Uninvolved parents Correct Answer poor
emotional self-regulation, school achievement, depression, anger
Accommodation Correct Answer make new scheme to deal
with new info
According to information processing theory, what is changing in
early development? Correct Answer Attention, memory,
categorization
Adaptation Correct Answer Accommidation, assimilation
Assimilation Correct Answer Fit something new into existing
scheme
Associative play Correct Answer children engage in separate
activities but exchange toys and comment on one another's
behavior
Attachment Correct Answer bond between infant and
caregiver
Attachment in the making phase Correct Answer Discriminate
social responsiveness
Authoritarian Correct Answer cold and rejecting and
frequently degrades child
Authoritative Correct Answer warm, responsive, attentive,
patient, and sensitive to child's needs
, Caregivers of avoidant babies Correct Answer Overly
stimulating, intrusive care
Caregivers of disorganized babies Correct Answer Often
neglectful or physically abusive
Caregivers of resistant babies Correct Answer Unpredictable
Caregivers of securely attached babies Correct Answer Warm,
responsive, not intrusive or abusive
categorical speech perception Correct Answer the tendency to
perceive a range of sounds that belong to the same phonemic
group as the same.
Cephlalocaudal Correct Answer Head to foot; first muscles
infants can control start in head/neck
Child-directed Speech Correct Answer Baby-talk
Children of Authoritarian Correct Answer anxious, unhappy,
low self-esteem and self-reliance
Children of Authoritative Correct Answer up-beat, self-
control, task persistence, high self-esteem, social/moral maturity
Children of Permissive parents Correct Answer impulsive,
disobedient, rebellious
Children of Uninvolved parents Correct Answer poor
emotional self-regulation, school achievement, depression, anger
