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Individual Quiz - Developmental Psychology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

It states the scientific study of age-related changes throughout human life.

a)

Developmental Psychology

b)

Human Development

c)

Life Cycle

d)

Human Developmental Psychology

2.

These are the people who explain human development, which includes physical, motor, cognitive, intellectual, emotional, personality, social, and moral changes that happen at all stages of life and changes that occur at the end of life.

a)

Psychologist

b)

Developmentalist

c)

Behaviorist

d)

Environmentalist

3.

A model that shows how people grow and change in a way that doesn't have a lot of sharp or distinct stages that they have to go through.

a)

Discontinuous model

b)

Continuous and Discontinuous model is the same application

c)

Through Researchers

d)

Continuous model

4.

A paradigm that distinguishes human development as a succession of discrete phases, each of which has at least one task that an individual must complete before moving on to the next stage.

a)

Continuous and Discontinuous model is the same application

b)

Continuous model

c)

Discontinuous model

d)

Through Researchers

5.

One famous psychologist developed a systematic hypothesis that moves through oral, anal, phallic, and latency stages in a logical order.

a)

Psychosexual development

b)

Psychosocial development

c)

Developmental Psychology

d)

Cognitive Development

6.

When researchers interpret the collected data, he ensures that he measures what it purports to measure.

a)

Reliability of his study

b)

Qualitative study

c)

Validity of his study

d)

Quantitative study

7.

The researchers illustrate or provide consistent results when administering on different occasions

a)

Quantitative

b)

Qualitative

c)

Validity

d)

Reliability

8.

In analyzing data, researchers used mathematical procedures known as

a)

Statistical interpretation

b)

Statistics

c)

Descriptive

d)

Inferential interpretation

9.

A method used by researchers measure in studying human development where the same individuals are learned repeatedly over a specified period.

a)

Diversion

b)

Cross-sequential

c)

Cross-sectional

d)

Longitudinal

10.

It describes two or more eggs being fertilized, or a single fertilized egg divides into two or more zygotes.

a)

identical twins

b)

multiple pregnancies

c)

identical triplets

d)

fraternal twins

11.

Developmentalist distinguishes the first eight weeks until birth is referred as;

a)

fetus

b)

baby

c)

embryo

d)

child

12.

It shows the disk-shaped structure of tissue that forms along the uterine wall on one side and attaches to the fetus via the umbilical cord

a)

chorionic villi

b)

umbilical cord

c)

corpus luteum

d)

placenta

13.

Which of the following indicates the trimester of pregnancy?

a)

The physician or nurse feels for a fetus in the uterus

b)

The mother can feel the movement of the 6-inch long fetus about week 14.

c)

The fetus now takes on a babylike appearance as a layer of fat forms beneath its skin.

d)

Three layers of cells differentiate to become the various body organs

14.

Imagine the mother uses drugs during her pregnancy period; the baby will develop

a)

congenital disabilities

b)

birth problem

c)

birth control

d)

normal congenital

15.

Select the following statements are the birth alternatives

a)

relaxation

b)

injection

c)

Lamaze method

d)

certified nurse-midwife