Voyage Through The Life Span

According to Ainsworth, babies who demonstrate proximity to their mother and separation anxiety when apart are showing indications of

• socialization

• neuroticism

• association

• attachment

Formal operations allow adolescents to think

• Symbolically

• In terms of cause and effect

• Concretely

• Hypothetically

The age range of an emerging adult is...

• 18-22

• 18-28

• 18-25

• 18-30

Five-year-old Mary watches while her teacher pours equal amounts of water into two similar glasses. The liquid from one of the glasses is then poured into a tall, thin container, and Mary is asked which contains more - the original glass or the tall, thin container. She says the tall, thin container contains more liquid. According to Jean Piaget, this example illustrates a lack of...

• conservation

• object permanence

• Pre-Conventional Thought

• Basic trust

Physical development peaks during this stage of life.

• Emerging Adulthood

• Early Adulthood

• Middle Adulthood

• Late Adulthood

During this stage of life you may become an empty nester and experience "sandwiching."

• Emerging Adulthood

• Early Adulthood

• Middle Adulthood

• Late Adulthood

Simple, inborn responses elicited by specific stimuli.

• Reflexes

• Stages

• Moods

• Schemas

Parents who are strict (restrictive) and demand mature behavior. They temper their strictness with a desire to reason with their children and with love and support. They expect much, but they explain why and offer help.

• Authoritative Parents

• Authoritarian Parents

• Permissive Parents

• Uninvolved Parents

Erikson's term for a firm sense of who one is and what one stands for

• Role Diffusion

• Ego Identity

• Adolescence

• Imprinting

In this stage of life you experience ego identity versus despair.

• Emerging Adulthood

• Early Adulthood

• Middle Adulthood

• Late Adulthood