WorksheetsDevelopmental Psychology Final Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was Harry Harlow’s experiment?
Testing children’s ability to understand conservationism
Testing children’s reactions to caregivers and reasons for attachment
Testing monkeys’ ability to understand conservationism
Testing monkeys’ reactions to caregivers and reasons for attachment
The field of psychology that studies physical, perceptual, cognitive, and psychosomatic changes across the life span is known as _______ psychology
Clinical
Developmental
Social
Biological
Erikson's psychosocial developmental stage in which success is achieved by having a secure social attachment with a caregiver is known as
Intimacy v Isolation
Identity v Confusion
Trust v Mistrust
Integrity v Despair
Ryan is 6 months old. His mom is playing peek a boo with him and every time she covers her face he believes it is gone. This is because Ryan lacks _____________. Which he will not have until 12 months of age.
Law of Conservation
Object Permanence
Egocentric
Animism
A substance that adversely effects prenatal development is called _____________?
Teratogen
Phenotype
Specificity
Amniocentesis
An infant’s response to turn and suck when touched on face is which reflex?
Babinski
Imprinting
Rooting
Attachment
Point in development in which a person will best learn a particular skill or behavior
Attachment
Imprinting
Egocentricity
Critical Period
Children of Authoritative Parents often grow up to be…?
Achievement Orientated
Depressed
Lazy
Dependent on others
Inability to see another person’s point of view, one dimensional thinking
Animism
Egocentric
Maturation
Assimilation
According to Piaget, people reach cognitive maturity during what stage? (the stage your currently in now)
Pre conventional
Formal Operational
Sensorimotor
Conventional
Children with secure attachments usually are _____________ in romantic relationships
Distant
Clingy
Trusting
Skeptical and Non-Trusting
What is the Pre-Frontal Cortex Responsible for?
Planning, Setting Priorities, Judgment, Impulse Control
Judgment, Relationships, Nervous System, Planning
Impulse control, Anger, Love, Emotions
Talking,, Setting Priorities, Judgement, Planning
At what stage/age are you in your physical peak?
Late Adulthood
Childhood
Young adulthood
Middle adulthood
The disease causes severe memory loss, dementia, and loss of language. It can also lead to death.
Alzheimer's
Heart attack
Cancer
Dementia
_____________________ is the end of a women's menstruation/period.
Menopause
Depression
Alzheimer's
Teratogen
_______________ is a culturally preferred timing of events, such as marriage, parenthood, buying a house. Many Young Adults use this to set their goals and priorities.
Social Clock
Young adulthood
Intimacy v Isolation
Identity Diffusion
Hostility and irritability characterizes which stage of grief and dying?
Anger
Bargaining
Denial
Acceptance
Dylan is not sure where he fits in society, he lives carefree, has no set plans and is confused about what he wants to do in the future. What is Dylan's identity?
Identity Diffusion
Identity Crisis
Identity Foreclosure
Identity Achievement
Amy is 25 years old and ready to settle down with her boyfriend. She is in a happy relationship and wants to have kids soon and . Which stage in Erikson's Social Development Theory is Amy in?
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Integrity vs. Despair
Trust vs. Mistrust
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Everyone in Ty's family is in the military, so he feel pressured to join too. He likes it at first but soon realizes he hates being in the military and wishes he was a teacher. What is Ty's Identity?
Foreclosure
Achievement
Crisis
Diffusion
What is the first stage in Elizabeth Kübler-Ross Stages of Grief
Anger
Depression
Denial
Bargaining
Amy's mom is more of a friend to her than a parent. At home there is hardly any rules and Amy is hardly ever punished for her negative behavior. What type of parenting style is Amy's mom?
Authoritarian
Permissive
Laid back
Authoritative
