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1. One advantage of Co-Parenting (instead of Married Couples Parenting), is that: a) They are both in the home with the children so they can be more consistent. b) They live in separate homes, so they have difficulty making schedules c) The parents communicate more in order to meet the needs of the children d) There are no advantages of co-parenting - ANS c) The parents communicate more in order to meet the needs of the children 2. What is the correct order of Maslow's Hierarch...

A researcher designs a correlational study using college freshmen to examine the relationship between final exam grade and hours of sleep the night before the exam. Which variables would be measured as part of this study design? - ANS final exam grade and hours of sleep Which variable would be considered a construct? - ANS empathy In which type of research would correlation analysis not be used? - ANS an experiment Which of the following variables are measured in...

What is child development? - ANS a study of predictable patterns of growth and change from conception through adolescence. Which of the following statements about the context or culture is accurate? - ANS Even within cultures and communities, the experience of males and females is often different. Social class and socioeconomic status affect development. Which of the following profiles, best describes a typical working-class individual? - ANS Kim is a high school gr...

Why do we study children? - ANS 1. Learn how to raise children. 2. Aid in developing social policies with respect to children. 3. Understanding human nature. When was the beginning of the nature vs. nurture debate? - ANS 4th Century B.C. What did Plato state? - ANS We have innate knowledge; self-control and discipline. What did Aristotle say? - ANS Knowledge comes from experience; fitting to the needs of the individual child. What did Thomas Hobbes b...

sex play that is innocuous during childhood is no longer innocuous during adolescence because: - ANS with puberty, pregnancy becomes a serious possibility what is the best way to conceptualize adolescent sexual development? - ANS as gradual stages of increasing intimacy what type of behaviors does the term noncoital activity refer to? - ANS kissing, touching part of each other's body through clothes, touching or kissing each other's naked bodies which of th...

A psychologist is interested in comparing the demographics of grand jury members to demographics of the population to see if grand jury panels are really representative of the population. The first variable she examines is age. The percentage of people over 65 in the population is 25%, but out of 200 people empaneled for grand jury trials, 76 (38%) were aged 65 or more. She wants to know if the proportion of people over 65 on grand juries is significantly different than that proportion in the po...

Which one of the following statements reflects what developmentalists mean by the term maturation? - ANS A. Changes related specifically to children's physical development B. Changes related specifically to children's emotional development C. Changes that reflect increasingly appropriate social behavior D. Developmental changes that are controlled largely by heredity D A sensitive period in development can best be described as: - ANS A. An approach to teaching or p...

why do we study children? - ANS - Raising children - Social policies - Understanding human nature Raising children can help us gain...? - ANS knowledge and information that can help parents and teachers teach and educate children. - helping children manage anger and other negative emotions. (e.g., "turtle technique") Choosing Social Policies - ANS Knowledge of child development permits informed decisions about social-policy questions that affect children....

Attachment - ANS ● Close bond formed between individuals ● Support when feeling distressed ● In attachment theory, it is between an individual and their attachment figure ● Promotes the survival of the infant (adaptive) ● The first attachment bond may be formed around the same developmental period (middle of the first year of life) but may form differently depending on the caregiver-infant relationship and other contextual factors attachment styles - ANS Secure ...

Values - ANS Beliefs that are important, cherished or help in high esteem Credibility - ANS The quality of being trusted and believed in. Quality of being convincing or believable. Personal Credibility - ANS Only developed through individual actions Ethics - ANS Established principles of right behavior that serve as guides for individual and group actions Morals - ANS A highly held personal code of conduct that establishes a clear distinction b...

Any person who a peace officer reasonably believes is involved with, or has committed an offense. - ANS Suspect An investigative interview with an individual/ suspect who may or may not be involved with a crime. - ANS Interrogation Locations for interrogations - ANS 1. Private area - no foot traffic 2. No distractions 3. Secure area 4. Area unfamiliar with suspect 5. No obstacles between interviewer or suspect 6. Ability to record the interrogation Custodial...

Use of fo - ANS Probable cause - ANS the 4th ammendment legal standard of info necessary to justify an arrest, obain a search warrant, or conduct an emergency warrantless search for evidence. Facts and circumstances that would lead a common sense person of reasonable caution, with the knowledge, training, and experience of a police officer to believe that there is a fair probablility of criminal activity ARREST: that an offense has been committed SEARCH: that there is ...

Graham Factors - ANS severity of crime immediate threat of suspect suspect resisting/evading arrest Define Deadly Force - ANS force likely to cause death or GBH Signs of Illegal Entry into Dwellings & Businesses - ANS Lights out that are usually on Broken glass on window latch Pry marks Ladders/other means of roof access Vehicle parked on residential street adjoining business Areas to be Checked for Illegal Entry - ANS doors windows roofs Ident...

Country Sheriff Responsibilities - ANS Elected officer in a county who is responsible for keeping the peace and running a jail Religious services and counseling - ANS Detainees shall be afforded an opportunity to participate in Religious services and receive religious counseling. Frequency of commissary - ANS Provided regularly and not less than once a week. Profits go to inmate welfare. Restricted diets as punishment - ANS No more than 14 hours between ...

According to Bossler and Holt (2011), which of the following is true? - ANS Most officers agreed that cybercrime should be responded to by a computer crime unit. Which of the following was not a finding from the Marcum et al. (2010) article? - ANS Departments typically had mandated training for identifying and investigating child pornography. According to Bossler and Holt (2011) which of the following best describes police officers experiences with cybercrime? - ANS ...

Stress Response - ANS A biochemical physiological attempt to adapt Dimensions of Health and Wellness - ANS 1. Physical 2. Intellectual 3. Social 4. Spiritual 5. Emotional World Health Organization - ANS A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmary Officer Fatigue Causes - ANS - secondary employment -undiagnosed sleep disorders -overtime -family commitments -Court appearances ...

Define Showup - ANS only 1 suspect is presented to the witness for ID person was found near (or at) the crime scene at the time the crime occurred always take the witness to the suspect, not the suspect to the scene Define Live Lineup - ANS suspect and fillers stand in a group against wall for ID generally 5 filler people Define Photo Lineup - ANS witness/victim is shows a set of photos to see if they recognize perpetrator made up of suspect and 5 other fillers ...

Proper position of patrol vehicle while monitoring for traffic violation - ANS Allow normal traffic flow, provide clear view of violations, safe access to violators, low visibility of patrol vehicle (under certain circumstances may be totally visible) Factors to be considered when estimating the speed of a vehicle - ANS Passing other vehicles quickly, weaving in and out of traffic to get ahead, engine noise, squealing tires, pacing speed of other vehicle for a long distance re...

What are circumstances to be recorded regarding traffic citations for purpose of court presence? - ANS Weather Conditions, Light Conditions, Marked/Unmarked Unit, Statement of Drivers/Passengers Strategies to prevent distracted Driving - ANS Pull over to a safe place, Don't touch that dial. Don't multi-task, Pull over to care for children, Stop to eat or drink Different types of skidding - ANS Braking, Cornering, Power When can we tow a vehicle? - ANS ...

NSG 552- psychopharmacology Quiz #1 Questions And Answers