Lifespan Psychology Quiz_Yr 11_ BB

In the nature vs nurture debate, 'nature' refers to:

• Genetics

• The environment

• Caregiving

• Support

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Which is true about 'sensitive periods'

• Imprinting is a good example

• Tend to begin and end abruptly

• They can only be learned once

• Allow for possibility that, given the right circumstances, individuals can still experience psychological development

'Maturation' is.....

• Requires a lot of practice

• Controlled by our genes

• Involves hormones

• Occurs when you become a teenager

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Genie the wild child is an excellent example of

• Sensitive periods

• Critical periods

• Maturation

• Sensitive and critical periods

Which of the following research methods are the least beneficial when studying lifespan development:

• Experimental studies

• Twin studies

• Adoption studies

• Longitudinal studies

In a longitudinal study, the researcher will:

• Use children who do not have any genetic similarity to their parents

• Follow the same group of indiviuals over an extended period of time

• Use identical twins as participants

• Visit different groups of individuals at the same time

How long does it take for infants to show preference for the primary care giver?

• 3 months

• 12 months

• 6 months

• 8 months

Who created the 'Strange Situation Test?'

• Albert Bandura

• Jean Piaget

• Harlow

• Mary Ainsworth

Approximately what percentage of infants are securely attached?

• 65%

• 80%

• 50%

• 20%

Which one of the following is not a form of attachment?

• Disorganised

• Insecure avoidant

• Insecure resistant

• Security