General Psychology Ch.9

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continuous development suggests that development occurs in distinct stages. True or False

False

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In which stage of Erikson’s Theory do individuals face ‘Identity vs Role Confusion’?

Adolescence

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Which parenting style is characterized by high demands and low responsiveness?

Authoritarian

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What does the term ‘geriatric syndrome’ refer to? 

A collection of health issues affecting elderly individuals 

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In early childhood, children can label themselves by their gender roles, influencing their……

Social behaviors.

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Sigmund Freud

Psychosexual theory

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Erik Erikson

Psychosocial theory

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Jean Piaget

Cognitive theory

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Lawrence Kohlberg

Theory of moral development

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What is one consequence of secure attachment during childhood?

Healthy interpersonal relationships in adulthood

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Nature refers to environmental influences on development. True or False

False

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The debate between BLANK and BLANK considers how out genetics and environment shape our development. 

Nature and Nurture

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Trust vs Mistrust

0-1 years

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Autonomy vs Shame/Doubt

1-3 years

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Identity vs Role Confusion

12-18 years

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Integrity vs Despair

65+ years

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which term refers to the innate traits influencing how one interacts with the environment?

Temperament 

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At which age do individuals typically experience ‘menarche’?

Around 12-13 years old

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Sensorimotor

world experienced through senses and actions.

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Preoperational

Use words and images but lack logical reasoning.

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Concrete Operational

Understand concrete events logically.

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Formal Operational

Utilize abstract reasoning and moral reasoning 

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Secure Attachment

child is distressed when parent leaves but happy upon return.

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Avoidant attachment

Child show no interest when parent leaves or returns

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Resistant attachment

Child is clingy but rejects caregiver’s interaction.

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Disorganized attachment

Child displays odd behavior and confusion around caregiver.

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the concept of attachment emphasizes the bond formed between an infant and their caregiver. True or False

true

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At what stage do children typically develop object permanence, according to Piaget?

Sensorimotor stage

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What is the primary focus of development psychologists?

The study of changes throughout the lifespan.