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Child Development Final

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ROUND 1

The dependent variable is:

a)

the factor which is measured and depends upon the independent variable

b)

the variable that is held constant

c)

the factor that is manipulated

d)

only measured once

2.

Which disorder is an example of incomplete dominance?

a)

Sickle Cell

b)

Down syndrome

c)

Klinefelter’s Syndrome

d)

Turners Syndrome

3.

The age of viability is at about:

a)

22 weeks after conception

b)

40 weeks after conception

c)

conception

d)

8 weeks after conception

4.

What is the receiving end of the neuron?

a)

dendrite

b)

cell body

c)

axon

d)

myelin

5.

At around how many months are children able to sit alone?

a)

6 months

b)

3 months

c)

4 months

d)

5 months

6.

What day is the final ?

a)

Tuesday

b)

Saturday

c)

Thursday

d)

Monday

7.

What perspective is used to describe how a child cognitively develops due to social interaction and culture?

a)

Sociocultural

b)

Psychosocial

c)

Sociocognitive

d)

Psychodynamic

8.

Children aged 7 and 8 practice the technique of _______, which involves reciting information that needs to be remembered.

a)

Rehearsal

b)

Elaboration

c)

Organization

d)

Reflection

9.

Sally is very good at sharing toy blocks at preschool and has many friends. What would Gardner say this type of intelligence is?

a)

Interpersonal

b)

Linguistic

c)

Intrapersonal

d)

Existential

10.

In the movie Genie, she was unable to form a grammatically correct sentence: She didn’t understand which of the following language rules:

a)

syntax

b)

semantics

c)

phonology

d)

pragmatics

11.

12 month old Chris went to a new park with his mother today, and before going to the slide, he looked at his mother for guidance; this is an example of

a)

Social referencing

b)

Stranger wariness

c)

Self-conscious

d)

Fear

12.

What is the name of my cat?

a)

Dandelion

b)

Fluffy

c)

Chloe

d)

Sparkles

13.

Prejudice is lowest during which stage of development?

a)

Elementary-school years

b)

Pre-school years

c)

Teenage years

d)

Middle school years

14.

When is a child LEAST likely to learn self-control?

a)

When a parent is telling a child what they should do and not do.

b)

When a child can see parents control themselves.

c)

When a child is given the opportunity to control their own behavior.

d)

When a parent is reminding a child that eating too much cookie will cause stomach ache.

15.

Activities considered acceptable for males and females

a)

Gender role

b)

Gender identity

c)

Social role

d)

Gender stereotypes

16.

What parenting style results in high grades, being responsible and self-reliant?

a)

Authoritative

b)

Indulgent

c)

Authoritarian

d)

Indifferent

17.

About how many hours do school-age children spend each week watching TV?

a)

20-25

b)

15

c)

30

d)

10-20

18.

How long do you have to complete your final?

a)

1 hour 45 minutes

b)

1 hour 20 minutes

c)

As long as I want

d)

2 minutes

19.

ROUND 2

What theory is viewed for behaviors as adaptive because they have

survival value?

a)

Ethological

b)

Psychodynamic

c)

Learning

d)

Contextual

20.

PKU is genetically represented by:

a)

Recessive gene on chromosome 12, both parents

b)

Inherited recessive gene on chromosome 12, only one parent

c)

A missing pair of chromosomes

d)

Trisomy of chromosomes

21.

Which is NOT a characteristic of the period of the embryo?

a)

Can detect the sex of the baby with an ultrasound

b)

From 3-8 weeks after conception

c)

Body parts and organs are formed

d)

Weigh less than 1 ounce and is an inch long

22.

Rapid neural growth occurs up until about age 2.  At about 1 year of age, neural connections that are inefficient begin to disappear resulting in fewer neural connections overall but more efficient neural communication.  This period of neuronal death is referred to as:

a)

synaptic pruning

b)

myelination

c)

cortical calibration

d)

plasticity

23.

Habituation is when a child

a)

pays less attention to a stimuli that is presented repeatedly

b)

pays more attention to a stimuli that is presented repeatedly

c)

pays no attention to any stimuli presented

d)

shows the same attention to the same stimuli presented every single time

24.

What is my son’s name?

a)

Greyson

b)

Connor

c)

Aidan

d)

Fluffy

25.

What is an example of animism?

a)

A child saying the baby doll needs to eat

b)

A movie

c)

A tree needing water to survive

d)

The child says the dog needs food

26.

Which is NOT part of the 4 Main Areas of Language

a)

Expressive

b)

Grammar

c)

Phonology

d)

Pragmatics

27.

Which best describes intrapersonal intelligence?

a)

Regulating emotions

b)

Seeing the bigger picture

c)

Good at sharing

d)

Good at making friends

28.

Sarah points at the train and yells “car car.” This is an example of ______

a)

Overextension

b)

Fast mapping

c)

Underextension

d)

Overregularization

29.

Abby is very upset when her mom leaves, and when her mom returns, she continues to cry. What type of attachment does Abby have?

a)

Resistant Attachment

b)

Secure Attachment

c)

Avoidant Attachment

d)

Disorganized Attachment

30.

What time is the final?

a)

10:20am

b)

11:10am

c)

9:30am

d)

12:15pm

31.

Conrad says to his classmates: “I can do the best karate kicks in my karate class.” Based on how he describes himself, what age is Conrad?

a)

8 years old

b)

6 months old

c)

4 years old

d)

13 years old

32.

Which is an example of dispositional praise?

a)

“You’re such a kind, helpful person!”

b)

 “Thank you for helping me!”

c)

“Helping me was nice!”

d)

Ignoring the child’s behavior altogether

33.

Although children do not understand the biological structure, they realize that gender does not change over time based on behaviors and external traits.

a)

Gender stability

b)

Gender roles

c)

Social roles

d)

Gender Schema Theory

34.

Which of the following would be someone that came from authoritative parents?

a)

They have good grades, friendly, and self-reliant

b)

Bad self-esteem, bad grades, aggressive

c)

Less social skills, low grades, and low self-esteem

d)

Impulsive, easily frustrated, no self-control

35.

Graham's mother often responds with intimidation or aggression when she experiences interpersonal conflict.  If Graham imitates his mother's behavior, he is likely to be

a)

rejected by other children.

b)

popular with other children.

c)

ignored by other children.

d)

controversial with other children.

36.

Where did I get my undergraduate degree?

a)

Wake Forest

b)

Ohio State

c)

Wittenberg

d)

Newark High

37.

ROUND 3

Psychodynamic theories account for what in development?

a)

How individuals resolve conflicts at different ages

b)

The emotional state one is in

c)

The emotions one feels toward another

d)

How individuals resolve conflict in infancy

38.

What condition results from an improperly developed spinal cord that often leads to individuals not being able to walk properly without assistance?

a)

Spina Bifida

b)

Down Syndrome

c)

Williams Syndrome

d)

Sickle Cell

39.

When a woman is pregnant what is an important supplement for her to take that is especially important during pregnancy?

a)

Folic Acid

b)

Iron

c)

Calcium

d)

Vitamin B

40.

Macy and Donna are arguing about the relative benefits of breastfeeding and formula feeding. Which of their arguments is most valid?

a)

Breast-fed babies are ill less often because breast milk has the mother's antibodies.

b)

Formula-fed babies are less likely to have diarrhea and constipation.

c)

Formula-fed babies make the transition to solid foods more easily.

d)

Breast-fed babies are more likely to bond with their mothers.

41.

Which is NOT a cue to infer depth?

a)

Visual Cliff

b)

Retinal disparity

c)

Relative size

d)

Texture Gradient

42.

What is my daughter’s name?

a)

Quincy

b)

Rylie

c)

Cara

d)

Fluffy

43.

An 8-year-old is given a maze to complete and is told to not get trapped in any dead ends, what type of thinking will they use?

a)

Concrete Operational

b)

Problem Re-Solving

c)

Formal Operational

d)

Instructional Solving

44.

Which of the following are parts of the brain that are related to memory storage?

a)

Hippocampus

b)

Occipital lobe

c)

Parietal lobe

d)

Thalamus

45.

Which of the following is true about ADHD diagnosis rates in children on average?

a)

Boys are diagnosed more often than girls

b)

Girls are diagnosed more often than boys

c)

Both boys and girls are diagnosed an equal amount

d)

None of these

46.

Around 2 months of age, an infant’s speech would be called what?

a)

Cooing

b)

Babbling

c)

Intonation

d)

No speech

47.

Which of these is NOT known as a complex emotion?

a)

Anger

b)

Pride

c)

Embarrassment

d)

Guilt

48.

How many points is the final worth?

a)

78 points

b)

54 points

c)

60 points

d)

66 points

49.

What might be the result of a child with low self-esteem?

a)

Do poorly in school

b)

Get along well with others once warmed up to them

c)

Do well in school

d)

Be very social

50.

Which of the following is NOT one of the forms of childhood aggression?

a)

Rational aggression

b)

Relational aggression

c)

Instrumental aggression

d)

Reactive aggression

51.

What was my dissertation about?

a)

Shape Bias

b)

Emotional Development

c)

Prosody

d)

Cognitive Decline

52.

Which of the following about gender is often true?

a)

Boys are better with spatial ability

b)

Girls have better math skills

c)

Boys excel in reading

d)

Girls tend to be more aggressive

53.

Owen’s parents pressure him to get good grades, and if he doesn’t, they take away his phone and ground him. When Owen finally gets a good grade, his parents offer little praise for his success. What type of parenting style is represented by Owen’s parents?

a)

Authoritarian

b)

Authoritative

c)

Indulgent-permissive

d)

Indifferent-uninvolved

54.

Which of the following statements about the ways in which neighborhoods affect children is true?

a)

Financially secure neighborhoods are more likely to be stable and provide more monitoring of neighborhood children.

b)

Adults in economically advantaged neighborhoods have more stress, which leads to less effective parenting.

c)

Children growing up in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods have access to more resources.

d)

Children who live in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods do as well in school as children in economically advantaged neighborhoods.

55.

What class am I teaching next semester?

a)

Adolescence

b)

Child Development

c)

Language Development

d)

Underwater basket weaving

56.

EXTRA QUESTIONS

Prejudice in young children is a result of their attempt to categorize people into social groups. T/F?

a)

True

b)

False

57.

At what age do children begin to regulate emotions?

a)

4-6 months

b)

2-4 months

c)

5-7 months

d)

7-9 months

58.

Which answer means the study of words and their meanings?

a)

Semantics

b)

Phonology

c)

Grammar

d)

Pragmatics

59.

Around what age do children become capable of self-regulation?

a)

3 years

b)

2 years

c)

4 years

d)

5 years

60.

Which disorder is NOT associated with recessive alleles?

a)

autism

b)

albinism

c)

phenylketonuria

d)

Cystic fibrosis

61.

In what stage does a child start using symbols frequently?

a)

Preoperational stage

b)

Concrete operational stage

c)

Formal operational stage

d)

Sensorimotor stage

62.

Boy's math abilities over girls have decreased over the years. T/F?

a)

True

b)

False

63.

Most 4-year-old theories of biology include: (select ALL that apply)

a)

Movement

b)

Growth

c)

Internal parts

d)

Illness & healing

64.

Which of the following is a child with an easy temperament?

a)

Sara who is playing with her toys while her parents cleaned

b)

Tommy is throwing his crackers because he wants an apple

c)

John who is crying because he is at a babysitters

d)

Brooke who is pouting in a corner

65.

Which of the following is NOT a basic emotion

a)

Guilt

b)

Happy

c)

Joy

d)

Fear

66.

In Piaget’s stages of cognitive development, which stage do children outgrow previous mental errors and have thinking based on mental operations?

a)

Concrete operational

b)

Sensorimotor

c)

Preoperational

d)

Formal operational

67.

Which parenting style is the most successful?

a)

Authoritative

b)

Authoritarian

c)

Indifferent-uninvolved

d)

Indulgent-permissive

68.

Children have higher ______ when parents are nurturing and involved and establish rules concerning discipline.

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Self-concept

c)

Self-awareness

d)

Self-recognition

69.

Jimmy has trouble pronouncing his R’s and says ‘wace’ instead of ‘race’. This is an example of a _____ error.

a)

Phonology

b)

Pragmatics

c)

Grammar

d)

Semantics

70.

Having which type of intelligence would allow someone to be good at sharing, or being a leader of a group?

a)

Interpersonal

b)

Spatial

c)

Intrapersonal

d)

Bodily-kinesthetic

71.

Which body part begins developing first in the womb?

a)

Heart

b)

Eyes

c)

Ears

d)

Teeth

72.

What is the period of prenatal development during weeks 3-8?

a)

Embryo

b)

Zygote

c)

Fetus

d)

Conception

73.

Which body part can be most affected because of a teratogen in the fetal period (20-28 weeks)?

a)

Central nervous system

b)

Heart

c)

Lower limbs

d)

Upper limbs

74.

Self-esteem is

a)

How one judges/feels about their own worth

b)

How others perceive you

c)

Fixed/unchangeable

d)

Not important to social acceptance

75.

Mrs. Walters is a high school art teacher.  She told her students that to be able to draw   young children realistically, they need to draw disproportionately large ______

a)

heads.

b)

feet.

c)

arms.

d)

hips.

76.

Which of the following is a way children acquire grammar

a)

Watching Sesame Street

b)

Playing alone with toys

c)

Petting a cat

d)

Coloring

77.

Newborns are proficient in what when they are born? (select ALL that apply)

a)

Taste

b)

Smell

c)

Touch

d)

Vision

78.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four elements of language?

a)

Temperament

b)

Phonology

c)

Pragmatics

d)

Semantics

79.

At what age to infants begin to crawl developing their sense of locomotion?

a)

7-8 months

b)

5 months

c)

5-6 months

d)

6-7 months

80.

Jamie’s 2 month old baby is very fussy, doesn’t sleep at night very well and is often upset, what does this make her baby’s temperament?

a)

difficult

b)

easy

c)

slow-to-warm-up

d)

a regular baby

81.

Which of the following is TRUE about infants’ hearing:

a)

Infants use sound to locate objects

b)

Cannot distinguish human sounds

c)

Infants can hear very quiet sounds

d)

Takes 2-4 months to fully develop from conception

82.

At what stage in Piaget’s cognitive development is the individual 7-11 yrs. old and understands and applies logical operations to experiences?

a)

concrete operational

b)

formal operational

c)

sensorimotor

d)

preoperational

83.

Timmy tells his mommy, “I am a boy, and I am still a boy if I wear a dress.” In which stage of gender identity is Timmy?

a)

Gender consistency

b)

Gender labeling

c)

Gender stability

d)

Gender constancy

84.

What speech comes after cooing for infants?

a)

Babbling

b)

Screeching

c)

Vowels

d)

Telegraphic

85.

Which of the following are NOT one of the types of Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences?

a)

Intramural

b)

Spatial

c)

Existential

d)

Naturalistic

86.

________ is the age when toddlers begin to experience the stage of “naming explosion”

a)

between 18 to 20 months

b)

between 12 to 14 months

c)

3 years old

d)

2 years old

87.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 patterns of temperament identified by Thomas & Chess?

a)

Mild

b)

Slow-to-warm-up

c)

Difficult

d)

Easy

88.

When are children aware that others impose demands?

a)

12 months

b)

16 months

c)

4 months

d)

2 years old

89.

If children understand another person’s emotions, what type of prosocial skill is it?

a)

Empathy

b)

Altruism

c)

Perspective taking

d)

Discipline

90.

Who is most likely to be teased for their gender identity?

a)

Timmy, who prefers to play house with the girls and read.

b)

James, who plays football at recess every day.

c)

Ella, who wears pants and plays roughly with the other boys.

d)

Alina, who plays dress up and dolls.