1.Easy
In Piaget's theory, which stage comes first?
- ASensorimotor
- BPreoperational
- CConcrete operational
- DFormal operational
2.Easy
A teenager feels that everyone at school will notice a small spot on her face. Elkind called this belief the:
- AImaginary audience
- BMoral realism
- CIdentity crisis
- DPersonal fable
3.Easy
Harlow's monkey experiments showed that infant monkeys preferred:
- ABeing alone to having any mother
- BA soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- COther infant monkeys only
- DA wire mother with food over a cloth mother without any food
4.Medium
Which attachment type is shown by an infant who is very distressed at separation and both seeks and resists contact at reunion?
- ASecure
- BDisorganised only
- CInsecure-avoidant
- DInsecure-resistant (ambivalent)
5.Medium
In Mischel's "marshmallow test", children could eat one treat now or wait to get two. The task measures:
- AConservation
- BDelay of gratification
- CAttachment security
- DObject permanence
6.Medium
Baillargeon found that young infants looked longer at "impossible" events, such as a screen rotating through a box behind it. This suggests infants:
- APrefer moving screens to objects that stay still
- BCannot perceive objects at all once they move behind screens
- CKnow hidden objects still exist earlier than Piaget thought
- DHave no memory for events that they cannot see
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
- CInfants only attach to the person who feeds them
- DHarlow's monkeys preferred wire mothers
8.Hard
Dodge found that aggressive children are more likely to think a peer who bumped into them did it on purpose, even when the situation was ambiguous. This is called:
- AImaginary audience bias
- BThe personal fable
- CSelf-serving bias
- DHostile attribution bias
Answer key
- 1. A · Sensorimotor
- 2. A · Imaginary audience
- 3. B · A soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- 4. D · Insecure-resistant (ambivalent)
- 5. B · Delay of gratification
- 6. C · Know hidden objects still exist earlier than Piaget thought
- 7. B · Schaffer and Emerson found many infants form multiple attachments, including to fathers
- 8. D · Hostile attribution bias
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