Development Across the Lifespan Pt.2

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Growth and Development

- physiological and functional maturation of the organism

- nutrition plays an important role in the development of an organism.

Development

- increase in mass and size of a body or organs

- nutrition plays an important role in the growth of an organism.

Growth

STAGES of Growth and development

Infancy (birth - 1 year)

Toddler ( 1 - 3 years)

Childhood (3 - 12 years)

Adolescence or teenage (12 - 18 years)

Adulthood (18 and above)

Multiple Choice

Which if the following is the correct sequence of stages of life?

birth, adulthood, adolescence, old age, childhood, infancy

infancy, birth, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, old age

birth, childhood, adulthood, adolescence, old age, infancy

birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, old age

Multiple Choice

The social cognitive theory of development was discovered by __________:

Albert Einstein

Albert Bandura

Jean Piaget

Words to Know:

Autonomy: independence to make decisions
Conservation: the ability to understand that shape doesn't change the amount
Executive strategies: skills needed to solve problems, set goals, and evaluate solutions
Metacognition: the ability to think about thinking
Seriation: ability to place objects in order by characteristic, like small to large
Transitivity: ability to understand that the relationship between two things can extend to a third.

Questions for Further Discussion 1. Even though the cloth surrogate was warm and soft and seemed to provide contact comfort, do you think that the monkeys raised in this way would behave normally when placed into contact with other monkeys? How might they react?

2. What might be the implications of Harlow’s work for human mothers who feed their infants with bottles rather than breastfeeding?

Multiple Choice

One way researchers study newborn development involves measuring how long infants continue to focus upon a nonchanging stimulus. This technique is referred to as

adaptation.

longitudinal study.

habituation.

a cross-sectional design.

Multiple Choice

In which of Piaget’s stages would a child be who has just developed the ability to conserve?

sensorimotor

concrete operations

preoperational

formal operations

Multiple Choice

Vygotsky defines __________ as the process of helping less as the learner improves at a given task.

scaffolding

zone of proximal development

habituation

metamemory

Multiple Choice

What kind of attachment, according to Ainsworth, is shown by a baby who clings to his or her mother, gets upset when the mother leaves, and demands to be picked up but at the same time kicks and pushes her away?

secure

ambivalent

avoidant

disorganized–disoriented

Multiple Choice

Studies by Harry Harlow showed that the most important element to developing attachment is a. feeding. c. mental challenges. b. physical contact. d. sleep.

feeding.

mental challenges.

physical contact.

sleep.

Multiple Choice

According to Erikson, which stage results in a sense of independence because of one’s ability to control their own actions?

trust versus mistrust

autonomy versus shame and doubt

initiative versus guilt

generativity versus stagnation

Multiple Choice

Specialized study of how an individual’s physical, social, emotional, moral, and intellectual development occur in sequential order as the individual matures

Developmental psychology

Maturation

Schemas

Socialization

Multiple Choice

The internally programmed growth of a child

Maturation

Learning

Critical period

Assimilation

Multiple Choice

Relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs as a result of experience

Learning

Maturation

Egocentric

Critical period

Multiple Choice

The kind of verbal utterances in which words are left out, but the meaning is usually clear

Telegraphic speech

Schemas

Imprinting

Socialization

Multiple Choice

Mental representations of the world; conceptual framework a person uses to make sense of the world

Schemas

Surrogate

Socialization

Maturation

Multiple Choice

Inherited tendency of some newborn animals to follow the first moving object they see

Imprinting

Egocentric

Surrogate

Maturation

Multiple Choice

Parents attempt to control, shape, and evaluate the behavior and attitudes of children and adolescents in accordance with a set code of conduct

Authoritarian

Authoritative

Democratic

Permissive

Multiple Choice

Children and adolescents have the final say; parents are less controlling and have a non-punishing, accepting attitude toward children

Laissez faire

Democratic

Authoritarian

Authoritative

Multiple Choice

Occurring automatically and involuntarily as a result of the nervous system's reaction to a stimulus

reflexes

gross motor skills

fine motor skills

development

Multiple Choice

The part of Developmental Psychology that deals with nature v. nurture says that

development is based on who raises the child

development is solely based on genetics

development is often a balance between genetics and learned behaviors

development is solely based on the child's environment

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of Piaget's stages of development?

concrete operations

preoperational

sensorimotor

object permanence

Multiple Choice

How do you call the stage when the children understand through language and mental images?

Pre-operational

Sensorimotor

Formal

Concrete

Multiple Choice

He discovered the cognitive theory of development.

Albert Bandura

Jean Piaget

Albert Einstein

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Development Across the Lifespan Pt.2

​Growth and Development

Words to Know:

​Questions for Further Discussion 1. Even though the cloth surrogate was warm and soft and seemed to provide contact comfort, do you think that the monkeys raised in this way would behave normally when placed into contact with other monkeys? How might they react?

2. What might be the implications of Harlow’s work for human mothers who feed their infants with bottles rather than breastfeeding?

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Questions for Further Discussion 1. Even though the cloth surrogate was warm and soft and seemed to provide contact comfort, do you think that the monkeys raised in this way would behave normally when placed into contact with other monkeys? How might they react?