Okami Chapter 04 Practice Test

Okami Chapter 04 Practice Test

. The embryonic stage of pregnancy is

. Alcohol is one of the most harmful of the_____________, and can cause congenital malformation.

. Among the reflexes, which of the following is NOT a survival reflex?

. Babies exhibit consistent patterns of behaviors from birth that range from fussy to calm. These patterns are called

. When this dimension of temperament is high in an infant, he or she should be able to inhibit inappropriate behaviors.

. All of the following are true regarding temperament, EXCEPT:

. The unique experiences of each infant that contribute to the environmental portion of temperament and other developmental phenomenon are termed the

. Children develop an ______________ of the world as they begin socially interacting with caregivers.

. Fourteen-month-old Elsie shows little distress when her mother leaves her with her aunt, but also shows little interest in interacting with her when she returns. Elsie’s attachment style is

. Two-year-old Brandon is always on high alert. When his mother leaves him in the care of his grandmother, he is often inconsolable, even when his mother returns to try and ease the stress of the situation. Brandon exhibits this attachment style.

. Children are said to construct these units of knowledge that serve as cognitive models of the world.

. When Fabio was about 13 months old, he had just learned the word dog. One day he looked out of the car window, pointed to a cow in a field and delightedly observed, “dog!” This is an example of

. The stage in which a child begins to develop the understanding that an object may retain its identity even if its appearance is changed for some reason is known as the _______________ stage.

. Nine-year-old Michael knows that when his teacher pours liquid from one of two identical containers into a taller, slimmer container, the amount of liquid is the same in both containers. Michael is most likely in this developmental stage.

. Because the quantity of _____________ increases in the brain during adolescence, there is an increase in the speed and efficiency of neural transmission in some parts of the brain.

. This parenting style, characterized by firm but fair rules and warm parental care, is viewed most positively in Western cultures.

. Japanese culture is typical of this type of Eastern way of life based on the importance of groups.

. Good evidence of the importance of peers in the United States comes from observations that adolescents engage in this activity more than anything else, besides schoolwork.

. This level of morality is characterized by an application of societal rules and is most common in early adolescence.

. Haidt (2001) proposed that members of Western cultures often utilized this foundation of morality when evaluating moral scenarios.

. According to Erikson, the conflict that follows the search for identity in early adulthood is

. Though the statistics regarding divorce are discouraging, all of the following are true of married couples, EXCEPT:

. In the later years of life, activity level is the best predictor of

. One of the main differences between Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment is that the brains of Alzheimer’s patients

. All of the following are stages in Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’s Death and Dying descriptions, EXCEPT

. All of the following are stages in Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’s Death and Dying descriptions, EXCEPT

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