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C correct answers Most serious deleterious alleles are a. dominant. b. codominant. c. recessive. d. no longer a part of the gene pool. B correct answers Maternal reports of movement, or "quickening," during pregnancy usually happen by about a. 10 weeks. b. 16 weeks. c. 24 weeks. d. 30 we...

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C correct answers Most serious deleterious alleles are
a. dominant.
b. codominant.
c. recessive.
d. no longer a part of the gene pool.

B correct answers Maternal reports of movement, or "quickening," during pregnancy usually
happen by about
a. 10 weeks.
b. 16 weeks.
c. 24 weeks.
d. 30 weeks.

continuous process correct answers each new event builds on earlier experiences in orderly way
or gradual improvement

discontinuous process correct answers development occurs in discrete steps or stages; each stage
is a new set of behaviors

environmental influences correct answers family, income, education, death, divorce, marriage

structural organismic approach correct answers -focuses on structured set of stages an organism
goes through over the course of psychological growth(structuralism)
-used by freud, erikson and piagets

freud correct answers personality is formed within the first 6 years

phallic stage correct answers age 3-6
superego

anal stage correct answers age 1-3
ego

oral stage correct answers age 0-1
id

freud correct answers pyschodynamic theory

erikson correct answers psychosocial theory

piaget correct answers periods of cognitive development

assimilation correct answers -reinterpret new experiences so they fit into old idea
-EXISTING IDEAS STAY THE SAME

, accommodation correct answers revamp old ideas so they adapt to the new

cognitive social learning theory correct answers children learn through behaviorism and from
observation and imitation of role models

information processing approaches correct answers focuses on flow of the information through
the cognitive system

dynamic systems perspective correct answers focuses on changes over time that result from
interacting elements in a complex, integrated system

vygotsky's sociocultural theory correct answers -development is product of social and cultural
experiences
-emphasizes importance of cultural variation in development

bronfenbrenner's ecological theory correct answers experiences and relationships in layers of
environmental systems impact child development

ethological theory correct answers focuses on adaptive or survival behavior within specific
contexts-observation yields detailed classifications

evolutionary developmental psychology correct answers focuses on critical components of
human evolutionary change in the brain and cognitive function

representativeness of sample correct answers tries to mirror a larger population by using age,
ethnicity, gender, social class, education and culture

national survey approach correct answers -uses a national representative group of people
-costly and time consuming

methods of collecting data on children correct answers -children's self reports
-reports by family, teachers, and peers
-direct observation

correlational method correct answers allows researchers to relate certain experiences or factors to
each other and assess strength of the relations

lab experiment correct answers includes control group, experimental group, random assignment,
independent and dependent variables

field experiment correct answers relies on natural observation, has ecological validity but risks
observer bias

natural experiments correct answers quasi experiments that measure effects of natural occurring
events or changes

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