1.Easy
Harlow's monkey experiments showed that infant monkeys preferred:
- ABeing alone to having any mother
- BOther infant monkeys only
- CA soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- DA wire mother with food over a cloth mother without any food
2.Easy
Who developed attachment theory?
- AJean Piaget
- BAlbert Bandura
- CB. F. Skinner
- DJohn Bowlby
3.Easy
Which period of prenatal development comes first?
- AFetal
- BNeonatal
- CEmbryonic
- DGerminal
4.Medium
Which attachment type is shown by an infant who is very distressed at separation and both seeks and resists contact at reunion?
- AInsecure-resistant (ambivalent)
- BDisorganised only
- CInsecure-avoidant
- DSecure
5.Medium
Baumrind's authoritative parenting style combines:
- AHigh warmth with high, clearly explained expectations
- BHigh warmth with few rules or demands
- CLow warmth and low involvement
- DLow warmth with strict rules and very little explanation
6.Medium
A 1-year-old says "up!" while raising her arms, meaning "Pick me up". A single word used to express a whole idea is called a:
- AMorpheme
- BPhoneme
- CTelegraphic sentence
- DHolophrase
7.Hard
A child is shown a Smarties tube, guesses it contains sweets, and finds pencils. Asked what a friend who has not looked will think is inside, a typical 3-year-old says "pencils". This shows:
- AAn advanced theory of mind
- BA lack of object permanence
- CDifficulty understanding false beliefs
- DA failure to conserve quantity
8.Hard
In Vygotsky's theory, private speech in young children is seen as:
- AA symptom of a language delay
- BSpeech mainly intended to communicate information to other people nearby
- CA sign of egocentrism with no function
- DA tool for guiding their own thinking that later becomes inner speech
Answer key
- 1. C · A soft cloth mother without food over a wire mother with food
- 2. D · John Bowlby
- 3. D · Germinal
- 4. A · Insecure-resistant (ambivalent)
- 5. A · High warmth with high, clearly explained expectations
- 6. D · Holophrase
- 7. C · Difficulty understanding false beliefs
- 8. D · A tool for guiding their own thinking that later becomes inner speech
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