Q: _______ is the scientific study of age-related changes in behavior, thinking, emotion, and personality.
What is Human development
100
Q: What type of observation involves observing a child in their own environment?
A) Laboratory
B) Case Study
C) Naturalistic
What is C) Naturalistic
100
Q: What is an internal cognitive structure that provides an individual with a procedure to use in a specific circumstance?
A) Equilibrium
B) Assimilation
C) Accommodation
D) Schema
What is D) Schema
100
Q: During which trimester does the mother begin “showing”?
A) Before pregnancy
B) Third Trimester
C) Second Trimester
D) First Trimester
What is C) Second Trimester
100
Q: During the first month of life, what is a baby referred to?
A) Baby
B) Infant
C) Neonate
D) Newborn
What is Neonate
200
Q: True or False
Interdisciplinary research is not critical to understanding human development.
What is False
200
Q: _____ is the entire group about which the researcher is attempting to learn something.
What is Population
200
Q: _____ is the theorist behind classical conditioning.
What is Watson
200
Q: What is the organ that connects the embryo to the placenta?
A) Amnion
B) Neurons
C) Heart
D) Placenta
What is D) Placenta
200
Q; At what weight is a baby considered premature?
A) <5 ½ lbs.
B) <6 lbs.
C) >5 ½ lbs.
D) > 7 lbs.
What is A) <5 ½ lbs.
300
Q: Which domain includes changes in thinking, memory, problem solving or other intellectual skills?
A) Developmental
B) Cognitive
C) Social
D) Physical
What is B) Cognitive
300
Q: Name at least three methods of research covered in chapter 1
What is Naturalistic, Case Studies, Surveys, Correlational studies, Experiments, Cross-Sectional Designs, Longitudinal Designs, Sequential Designs, and Cross-Cultural Research
300
Q: Person conducts a life review, comes to terms with basic identity and develops self-acceptance are the characteristics of which stage of Erickson’s psychosocial stages?
A) Trust vs. mistrust
B) Initiative vs. guilt
C) Integrity vs. despair
D) Identity vs. role confusion
What is A: C) Integrity vs. despair
300
Q: Sperm and ovum unite, forming a _______ containing genetic instructions for the development of a new and unique human being.
What is Zygote
300
Q: The United States offers four alternatives to specialized maternity clinics. Please list them.
What is Traditional hospital maternity unit, a birth center, free-standing birth center
400
Q: Which of the following is an example of a normative age-graded change?
A) Intelligence level
B) Puberty
C) Premature adult responsibilities
D) Conception
What is B) Puberty
400
Q: List two limitations of longitudinal designs.
What is Time-consuming,
findings may only apply to the group being studied.
400
Q: Describe the concrete operational period from Piaget’s Cognitive-Development Theory.
What is Mental operations applied to concrete events; mastery of conversation, hierarchical classification.
400
Q: What maternal factors influence prenatal development?
What is Diet, Age, Chronic Illness, Environmental Hazards, and Maternal Emotions
400
Q: If a laboring woman’s blood pressure suddenly increases or decreases, a ______ delivery may be indicated.
What is Caesarean
500
Q: What researcher believed all human beings are naturally good and seek out experiences that help them grow, also known as innate goodness?
What is Jean-Jacques Rousseau
500
Q: What are the 5 ethical standards for research involving human participants?
What is Protection from harm, Informed consent, Confidentiality, Knowledge of results, and Deception
500
Q: According to Vygotsky’s information-processing theory, the ______ is used as a model for human cognitive functioning. Encoding, storage, and retrieval processes change with age, causing changes in memory function
What is Computer
500
At what week in the fetal stage does the fetus experience rapid growth, weighs about 4 pounds and has an excellent chance of survival?
What is Weeks 29-32
500
Q: What happens in the 2nd Stage of Labor? How long does this stage last?
What is Pushing and Delivery of baby.
Can last minutes to hours