Ap Psychology Quiz

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The self-concept reflects the subjective and evaluative aspect of the self.
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True
False Correct
Question 2
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Match the social cognitive milestone to the corresponding developmental period.

Middle Childhood

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Infancy

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Adolescence

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Early childhood

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Josefina, a 2 ½ year old wants to cut up her own food instead of her mother doing it for her. This reflects which stage in Erikson’s model?
Select one:
a. autonomy versus industry
b. autonomy
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a. A mother and infant enter a playroom, where the infant encounters a variety of new toys and objects. Some of the objects (e.g., a jack-in-the-box, a picture of a ferocious dinosaur) are intentionally scary and anxiety arousing.
b. A mother and her infant come to a preschool class for the first time. The infant’s social behaviors are observed and recorded, with a particular focus on how often the child initiates interactions with unfamiliar peers.
c. A mother and her infant are in a playroom. Soon after, an unknown adult joins them, and then Mom leaves the room for a few minutes. The infant’s behaviors are observed through a one-way mirror. Correct
d. An infant lies in a specially designed infant seat where he or she sees a variety of visual displays on a screen. By sucking on a plastic nipple, the infant can control which displays appear most frequently.
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At an infant center, 6 month old Dexter begins to cry. Hearing Dexter, 7 month old Kristina starts to cry as well. Before long, several other infants add to the chorus. This situation

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