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40 Cards in this Set
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Working memory is best described as being
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temporary and limited in capacity
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What most accurately describes long-term memory?
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permanent and unlimited capacity
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If a person believes in "general intelligence" then he or she believes that
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some people are smart, no matter the situation, task, or problem
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Whose intelligence was the first to use the concept of an intelligence quotient
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Lewis Terman
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The basic premise of a hereditary view concerning the nature of intelligence is
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the more closely related two individuals are, the most positively correlated their scores will be
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Learning disability always includes
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normal intelligence
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When engaging in deductive reasoning, you draw conclusions from facts?
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true
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when engaging in elaboration, you embellish on information in order to make it more memorable
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true
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Which reflects a basic ability available only to formal operational thinkers?
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"Hypothetically speaking"
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The main limitation of concrete operational thinking is that such thought is limited to?
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tangible, real-life examples
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Which parenting style might be best described as "low warmth and high control"
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authoritarian
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A permissive parent is thought best as
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warm and uncontrolling
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By far the most frequent sort of child abuse would be categorized as
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neglect
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which best exemplifies a "blended family"
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a family in which a divorced mom with a son marries a widowed dad with two daughters
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Which best describes hostile aggression?
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unprovoked attempt to humiliate
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What type of child is dislike by the majority of their peers
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rejected
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during adolescence, as preference for your own group intensifies, the likelihood of prejudice
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gets higher
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A child's temperament can impact the types of parenting style exhibited by the parent
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true
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According to the systems view of families, how many of the following influence a child's development: neighborhood, school, religious organization, extended family ?
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4
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Five year-old Badia's parents are not taking care of his medical needs. Badia is suffering from?
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neglect
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The two general types of physical development associated with puberty include
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bodily changes and sexual maturation
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During puberty, changes in physical maturity that are not directly listed to reproduction are referred to as ______ sex characteristics
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secondary
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Concerning weight, the abbreviation BMI stands for
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body mass index
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Early maturation has been shown to increase sexuality in
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European- American and Latina females
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The defining characteristics of bulimia nervousa involves
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a binge-purge eating pattern
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Kohlberg used the label _____ when referring to the first level of moral reasoning
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preconventional
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Heuristics tend to be very
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fast
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Gilligan's original complaint against Kohberg's theory was that it
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didn't accurately reflect the moral development of women
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At which age are most people operating at the postconventional level of moral reasoning
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there is no age group in which most individuals are reasoning
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Girls tend to begin puberty before boys?
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true
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The belief that misfortunes only happen to others is referred to as
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the illusion of invulnerability
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The defining feature of the personal fable is a feeling of
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uniqueness
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Adolescent egocentrism involves excessive
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self-absorption
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The 3rd phase of ethnic identity achievement involves
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creating a distinct ethnic self-concept
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About ___ percent of male and female teenagers identify themselves as homosexual
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5
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Which of these STD's is most prevalent in the United States
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Genital Herpes
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According to Super's theory, what is the correct order of the phases of career development?
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Crystallization, specification, implementation
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Juvenile delinquency involves acts that are
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illegal and destructive
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What is not a risk of smoking for adolescents
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Depression
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Which drug do high school seniors use most?
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Alcohol
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