1.Easy
A child focuses only on the height of the liquid in a glass and ignores its width. Piaget called this:
- AObject permanence
- BCentration
- CAnimism
- DAccommodation
2.Easy
Parents who are warm and affectionate but set few rules or demands show which style?
- AUninvolved
- BPermissive
- CAuthoritarian
- DAuthoritative
3.Easy
Who introduced the "zone of proximal development"?
- ALev Vygotsky
- BJohn Bowlby
- CLawrence Kohlberg
- DJean Piaget
4.Medium
Shown 7 roses and 3 tulips, a 5-year-old says there are more roses than flowers. Which ability is still lacking?
- AClass inclusion
- BObject permanence
- CDeferred imitation
- DTheory of mind
5.Medium
An infant in the Strange Situation approaches the parent with the head turned away, then freezes. Contradictory behaviour like this indicates which attachment type?
- AInsecure-avoidant
- BSecure
- CInsecure-resistant
- DDisorganised
6.Medium
Scaffolding refers to:
- ASupport given to a learner that is reduced as competence grows
- BLetting children discover everything alone
- CBuilding one fixed curriculum that every child must follow in order
- DPunishing errors so they are not repeated
7.Hard
Which finding challenges the idea that attachment forms only with the mother?
- ABowlby found no effect of separation
- BSchaffer and Emerson found many infants form multiple attachments, including to fathers
- CHarlow's monkeys preferred wire mothers
- DInfants only attach to the person who feeds them
8.Hard
A longitudinal design is preferred over a cross-sectional design when a researcher wants to:
- ATrack how the same individuals change over time
- BGet results as quickly as possible
- CCompare different age groups at a single time point
- DAvoid any participant drop-out
Answer key
- 1. B · Centration
- 2. B · Permissive
- 3. A · Lev Vygotsky
- 4. A · Class inclusion
- 5. D · Disorganised
- 6. A · Support given to a learner that is reduced as competence grows
- 7. B · Schaffer and Emerson found many infants form multiple attachments, including to fathers
- 8. A · Track how the same individuals change over time
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