What stage is this?

People look back on their lives either with a sense of accomplishment or failure and regret.

What term was made famous by Erik Erikson?

Which theorist thought that each stage of development includes a unique psychological crisis? If the crisis is met in a positive way, the individual develops normally.

Whose theory states that children learn through imitation?

Jamie's parents are so wrapped up in their own problems that they do not have time for her.

Parenting style where the child is in control and parents have difficulty setting boundaries.

People are motivated by rewards and punishment during this stage of moral development.

Parenting style where the child and parents work together on setting boundaries and rules

People are willing to break the law to do what they believe is for the greater good of most people.

Parenting style where the child is left on his/her own.

Harry Harlow is best known for his research on

Children of these parents often struggle to make their own decisions when outside of the home.

Which of the following psychologists developed the Strange Situation to identify various types of attachment between infants and caregivers?

Which is NOT a form of attachment according to Mary Ainsworth?

Which of the following behaviors is NOT indicative of a securely-attached baby?

This psychologist raised baby monkeys with a wire “mother” and a cloth "mother". He showed the importance of "contact comfort" for building a bond between caregiver and child.

These parents love their children, yet believe that they (the parents) know best about all matters and expect their children to obey them with no explanation.

Old Concept: Whose theory emphasized how children learn from social interactions, stressing the importance of scaffolding, zone of proximal development, and inner speech.

Old Concept: Which psychologist is known for his bobo doll experiment and for Social Learning theory, both emphasizing observational learning?

Whose experiment with baby monkeys showed that attachment doesn't occur simply because a caregiver feeds a child (as Behaviorists once argued)?

Set of expected behaviors for males and females

We learn social behavior by observing and imitating and by reward and punishment.

Which level of moral reasoning includes upholding laws in order to gain social approval?

Old Concept: Study in which people of different ages are compared with one another.

5. Which statement about the human sex chromosomes is correct?

7. Which sex chromosomes are present in all mature human sperm cells that will determine the sex of a potential baby?

The female class of hormones

The umbrella term for the male class of hormones

Sex characteristics that are related directly to the production of reproductive cells

Changes during puberty related to a person's gender, unrelated to reproduction.

Old Concept: Which part of the brain is responsible for emotion?

This biologist did work on imprinting that was used as evidence for a biological basis for human attachment.

The part of the brain in charge of judgement, reasoning, planning, and delay of gratification that does not fully develop until one's 20's.

The four stages of Piaget's cognitive development (in order) are:

Object permanence can be defined as:

Two key struggles for preoperational kids are ____________. (Please select two)

Lev Vygotsky's concept about supporting students as they stretch to learn higher concepts is called ____________.

Whose research uncovered that "inner speech" (talking to oneself) is helpful for children in solving problems?

Teachers should target their instruction to a place above what students can do on their own but below what they can do with help from advanced tutors. This is called ___________.

The concrete operational stage occurs in what age bracket?

Two key features of the formal operational stage (11+) are:

Which of these are criticisms/weaknesses of all stage theories? (Please mark all that apply.)

Old Concept: These are examples of cognitive bias that act as frameworks to help us organize our world.

This is taking in new information and fitting it into existing schemas (where they don't fit).

This is changing and revising existing schema in the face of new experiences or information.

Another way to look at an Old Concept: Which of the following best describes a critical period?

Who developed the 8-stage theory of Psychosocial development?

Who developed the 4-stage theory of cognitive development?

Which of the following designs studies one group of children over an extended period of time?

What term is used to describe a child’s inability to see the world through anyone else’s eyes except his or her own?

According to Piaget, the ability to understand that simply changing the appearance of an object does not change the object’s amount is known as _______.

What experimental design studies two groups of children at the same time?

Which type of developmental research design yields the most valid results?

Old Concept: _______________ are mental representations that organize our knowledge, beliefs, and expectations.

Erik Erikson suggested that infants with a secure attachment to their parents are especially likely to learn ___________.

According to Erikson's Psychosocial Stages of Development, which stage describes a child who needs to learn important academic skills and compare favorably with peers in school in order to achieve competence?

How many psychosocial stages did Erikson believe that people move through during the lifespan?

What psychosocial stage is it when toddlers wish to do things on their own yet are sometime humiliated for it....

When an ovum (egg) is first fertilized, it is known as ___________.

_______ is a concept that encompasses your personality and activity level.

Which of the following is NOT a teratogen?

Old Concept: When sperm and egg meet to form a one-celled zygote, how many chromosomes does that zygote have?

One useful technique to use with babies to see if they understand or expect something is _______________. This is when you measure how long a baby stares at something (like a ball rolling downhill vs a ball rolling uphill).

Being aware of other people's intentions is part of the concept of ______________.