AP Psych Unit 5 FA Dummy 1, 2025-26

The period of sexual maturation when an individual becomes capable of reproduction is known as:

• Adolescence

• Puberty

• Imprinting

• Maturation

The stage of development marked by reproductive capability is called:

• Puberty

• Fertility onset

• Hormonal surge

• Growth spike

A 13-year-old experiences rapid growth, hormonal changes, and the onset of menstruation. These developments reflect:

• Neural pruning

• Puberty

• Adolescent independence

• Social imprinting

A health psychologist studies when adolescents begin to show secondary sex characteristics and reproductive ability. The focus of this study is:

• Adolescent rebellion

• Puberty

• Attachment learning

• Physical imprinting

A young teen’s body begins producing gametes and developing adult physical traits. This biological change is best described as:

• Maturation phase

• Puberty

• Cognitive leap

• Hormonal imprinting

Which term refers to the biological stage in a woman’s life when reproductive ability naturally ends?

• Menstruation

• Menopause

• Ovulation

• Fertility Decline

The time of natural cessation of menstruation, which also includes biological changes reducing reproductive capacity, is called:

• Fertility Window

• Hormonal Shift

• Menopause

• Reproductive Cycle

A researcher compares stress levels in women pre- and post-cessation of menstruation. Which term best describes the transition period being studied?

• Puberty

• Fertilization

• Menopause

• Estrogen Cycle

A 52-year-old woman reports irregular periods, hot flashes, and reduced fertility. Her doctor explains she is entering a life stage signaling the end of her reproductive years. What is this life stage?

• Hormonal Realignment

• Fertility Shutdown

• Menopause

• Ovulatory Pause

When evaluating how hormonal changes affect mood and cognition, which life event would be most relevant to female participants around age 50?

• Menstrual Delay

• Birth Control Transition

• Menopause

• Fertility Treatment