1.Easy
According to Erikson, the main conflict of infancy is:
- AAutonomy versus shame and doubt
- BIndustry versus inferiority
- CTrust versus mistrust
- DInitiative versus guilt
2.Easy
Which researcher used the "Strange Situation" to classify attachment types?
- ALev Vygotsky
- BErik Erikson
- CHarry Harlow
- DMary Ainsworth
3.Easy
A teratogen is:
- AA gene that controls the timing of puberty in teens
- BA reflex that is present in newborn babies only
- CAn outside agent that can harm prenatal development
- DA hormone released by the placenta to start labour
4.Medium
In Mischel's "marshmallow test", children could eat one treat now or wait to get two. The task measures:
- AConservation
- BAttachment security
- CObject permanence
- DDelay of gratification
5.Medium
A teenager drives dangerously, believing "accidents happen to other people, not to me". Elkind called this belief the:
- AForeclosure
- BPersonal fable
- CHostile attribution bias
- DImaginary audience
6.Medium
Baumrind's authoritative parenting style combines:
- ALow warmth and low involvement
- BHigh warmth with few rules or demands
- CHigh warmth with high, clearly explained expectations
- DLow warmth with strict rules and very little explanation
7.Hard
For a trait, identical twins correlate 0.8 and fraternal twins correlate 0.5. Using Falconer's formula, the rough heritability estimate is:
- A0.6
- B0.8
- C0.3
- D0.4
8.Hard
In Tronick's "still-face" procedure, a mother suddenly stops responding and keeps a neutral face. Infants typically react by:
- ASmiling and babbling much more than before the change
- BTrying to re-engage her, then becoming upset and looking away
- CTurning to the experimenter instead and staying calm throughout
- DIgnoring the change and carrying on playing as before
Answer key
- 1. C · Trust versus mistrust
- 2. D · Mary Ainsworth
- 3. C · An outside agent that can harm prenatal development
- 4. D · Delay of gratification
- 5. B · Personal fable
- 6. C · High warmth with high, clearly explained expectations
- 7. A · 0.6
- 8. B · Trying to re-engage her, then becoming upset and looking away
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