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Quiz 8: Making Decisions and Solving Problems
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Question 81
Essay
Outline the perceptual capabilities of very young infants. How might these capabilities inform one's position on the nature-versus-nurture debate? Provide as thoughtful a response as you can.
Question 82
Essay
Select either (a) Baumrind's four parenting styles or (b) Erikson's four stages of psychosocial development occurring during childhood. Name each style or stage, and provide a brief vignette or "case study" of a child exhibiting each style or stage.
Question 83
Short Answer
Belinda is eight weeks pregnant. Her developing baby is now called a(n) ______ .
Question 84
Essay
Making explicit reference to specific stages and concepts, describe your own adolescent and young adult development from an Eriksonian perspective. Try to capture some of the developmental tensions and challenges during this period in your narrative.
Question 85
Essay
Describe the different stages of development that a fertilized egg undergoes to become a fully developed baby.
Question 86
Short Answer
Skills relating to ______ intelligence remain steady during late adulthood and in some cases also improve.
Question 87
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Each chromosome contains thousands of ______ , which are smaller units through which genetic information is transmitted.
Question 88
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Unlearned automatic responses to particular stimuli are called ______ .
Question 89
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An infant can survive on its own if it is born at least 22 weeks following conception. This is called the age of ______ .
Question 90
Essay
List and describe the various stages cited by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross regarding people facing impending death.
Question 91
Short Answer
Mrs. Bartlett is in her late 70s. She is revisiting the experiences of her life and evaluating the decisions she had made along the way. Mrs. Bartlett is engaged in the process of ______ .
Question 92
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Gavin is always anxious when his mother is away at work. When she returns, he wants to be close to her but at the same time shows his anger by hitting her. Gavin's attachment style can be best described as ______ .