1.Easy
Gibson and Walk's "visual cliff" was designed to study infants':
- ADepth perception
- BColour vision
- CAttachment style
- DLanguage comprehension
2.Easy
Harlow's monkey experiments showed that infant monkeys preferred:
- AA soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- BA wire mother with food over a cloth mother without any food
- CBeing alone to having any mother
- DOther infant monkeys only
3.Easy
At what age do most children say their first words?
- AAround 3 months
- BAround 5 years
- CAround 30 months
- DAround 12 months
4.Medium
A teenager drives dangerously, believing "accidents happen to other people, not to me". Elkind called this belief the:
- AImaginary audience
- BPersonal fable
- CForeclosure
- DHostile attribution bias
5.Medium
A parent sets strict rules, expects obedience without discussion and says "Because I said so". This style is:
- AUninvolved
- BPermissive
- CAuthoritative
- DAuthoritarian
6.Medium
In Mischel's "marshmallow test", children could eat one treat now or wait to get two. The task measures:
- AObject permanence
- BDelay of gratification
- CAttachment security
- DConservation
7.Hard
The concept of "internal working model" in attachment theory refers to:
- AA plan made by parents for their child's education
- BThe infant's memory for faces only
- CA mental representation of relationships based on early attachment experiences
- DA computer model of child development
8.Hard
Parents who love reading pass on genes linked to verbal ability and also fill the house with books. This is which gene–environment correlation?
- AEvocative
- BPassive
- CActive (niche-picking)
- DGene–environment interaction
Answer key
- 1. A · Depth perception
- 2. A · A soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- 3. D · Around 12 months
- 4. B · Personal fable
- 5. D · Authoritarian
- 6. B · Delay of gratification
- 7. C · A mental representation of relationships based on early attachment experiences
- 8. B · Passive
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