Psychology

Front 1

Infancy is the stage from when a _________ is born until approximately __________ of age.

Back 1

Child; 1 year

Front 2

Development in infancy is generally broken down into 5 categories:

Back 2

Physical, Cognitive, Social, Emotional, and Spiritual.

Front 3

Cognitive development in infants involves thinking, knowing, and __________________

Back 3

Problem Solving

Front 4

_________________ ____________ is when a child does not reach full developmental potential.

Back 4

Developmental Delay

Front 5

If a child appears to be withdrawn or unresponsive, it should be questioned whether or not the caretaker (mother) is going through a form of what?

Back 5

post-partum depression

Front 6

At what point can infants begin to recognize the emotions of others?

Back 6

42 minutes after birth

Front 7

Emotional Development is the emergence of a child's experience, ___________, understanding, and regulation of emotions from birth through late adolescence.

Back 7

expression

Front 8

How soon do infants develop socially?

Back 8

Infants begin to develop socially from the minute they are born.

Front 9

_______________ was responsible for creating the list of spiritual development stages.

Back 9

J.W. Fowler

Front 10

Infants are in which stage of development?

Back 10

Undifferentiated Faith

Front 11

Two types of physical motor skills in child development are _______ motor skills and ______ motor skills.

Back 11

Gross; Fine

Front 12

Most baby fat is gone by age _____

Back 12

3

Front 13

Children are not able to see the points-of-view of others ________

Back 13

Egocentrism

Front 14

The Information Processing Model considers children's brains to be like a _______

Back 14

Computer

Front 15

A ________ parenting style allows children to feel safe exploring their environment and in the signaling their interests and needs.

Back 15

Responsive

Front 16

Play is an essential activity that contributes to increase social behavior. What type of play is it when several children are playing with the same materials, but each is playing separately?

Back 16

Parallel Play

Front 17

Social emotional learning is:

A. a process for learning life skills

B. cerebral activities that lead to knowledge

C. Encompasses reasoning

D. study of Playtime

Front 18

Psychopathology is otherwise known as

A. anxiety

B. the scientific study of mental disorders

C. Internal Problems

D. External Problems

Front 19

Only children raised in religious homes ask spiritual questions: True/False

Back 19

False

Front 20

___________ developmental involves the integration of one's beliefs, value, meaning and self-worth.

Back 20

Spiritual

Front 21

What age group do children have less focus on one's self and more concern for others?

Back 21

9 to 11

Front 22

From ages 9 to 11 children experience more _________

Back 22

Peer Pressure

Front 23

Social-Cognitive competence correlates positively with peer rejection i middle childhood.

True/False

Back 23

False

Front 24

What age group do children begin to identify and understand their own emotions?

Back 24

6 to 8

Front 25

Cognitive processes and abilities mature in response to genetics as well. True/False

Back 25

True

Front 26

Which stage of Piaget's Four Stages of Cognitive Development cover most of middle childhood?

Back 26

Concrete Operational

Front 27

Social skills are formed automatically. True/False

Back 27

False

Front 28

Early friendships serve as a critical bridge form parent - child relationships to future peer relationships. True/False

Back 28

True

Front 29

Which of these are some of the tasks that parents allow their children to do between the ages of 6 to 8?

A. Pick out their own clothes

B. Do more house hold chores

C. Drive the car

D. A & B

Back 29

D. A & B

Front 30

Children begin to understand God on a deeper level between the ages of 6 to 8? True/False

Back 30

True

Front 31

________ is a time of peer pressure, physical changes, psychology changes, social changes, and transitioning from childhood to adulthood?

Back 31

Adolescence

Front 32

During adolescence, boys are more likely to have fewer friends, but have more intimate relationships? True/False

Back 32

True

Front 33

Youth may pursue other ________ to find spiritual answers.

Back 33

Faith

Front 34

_________ is critical in adolescent development?

Back 34

Identity

Front 35

Adolescents may go through a stage of _______ authority figures.

Back 35

Challenging

Front 36

Boy's voice change, develop body odors, acne, and facial hair during puberty. True/False

Back 36

True

Front 37

______ of teens experience one psychic or witchcraft activity.

Back 37

75%

Front 38

Youth who pray and read the Bible at home are less likely to retain their beliefs into adulthood. True/False

Back 38

False

Front 39

_______ of youth pursues form form of religions experience a week.

Back 39

50%

Front 40

_________ are stereotypical friendships. (ex: preppies, Druggies, Athletes, Nerds)

Back 40

Cliques

Front 41

What is considered to be the age range for young adults?

Back 41

18 to 25

Front 42

The body has fully developed physically, but the thinking process is carried in less complex ways. True/False

Back 42

False

Front 43

The rate of violence-related deaths is higher for young adults. True/False

Back 43

True

Front 44

Violent deaths for young adults include all of the following except:

A. homicide

B. suicide

C. plane crashes

D. motor-vehicle deaths

Back 44

C. plane crashes

Front 45

Name two different approaches young adults take when forming relationships.

Back 45

1. constructive criticisms

2. golden rule

Front 46

Name two benefits to individualistic culture.

Back 46

1. personal freedom

2. equal opportunity

Front 47

"Do unto others as you would have them do to you." is known as the

Back 47

Golden Rule

Front 48

Cognitive changes during young adulthood are supported by further development of the

Back 48

cerebral cortex

Front 49

Young adult's physical and sensory abilities are usually excellent. True/False

Back 49

True

Front 50

Men live longer than women. True/False

Back 50

False

Front 51

__________ tends to decrease with age until late adulthood.

Back 51

Negative Affect

Front 52

The emotional state of most middle adults relies heavily on _______ experiences.

Back 52

Childhood or adolescence

Front 53

Women tend to increase more rapidly in spirituality than men. True/False

Back 53

True

Front 54

Which type of intelligence decreases with age?

Back 54

Fluid

Front 55

What causes a decline in the functions of the basal ganglia?

Back 55

Hypertension or pathological aging

Front 56

Cognitive processing speeds up int eh middle adulthood stage of life. True/False

Back 56

False

Front 57

What is the accumulation of fat int eh stomach area generally in middle-aged adults?

Back 57

"Middle-Age Bulge"

Front 58

The quality of sexual activity usually diminishes over time. True/False

Back 58

False

Front 59

Everyone experiences a "mid-life crisis." True/False

Back 59

False

Front 60

Around what age do most people go through or experience a "mid-life crisis?"

Back 60

Beginning of 40s

Front 61

Late adulthood is generally considered to begin at about age _____

Back 61

65

Front 62

There is also _________ sensitivity in all of the sensory modalities, including olfaction, taste, touch, hearing, and vision.

Back 62

Decrease

Front 63

________: emotionally, they feel good about themselves.

Back 63

Integrity

Front 64

________: emotionally, there is a feeling of emptiness and/or helplessness because of the choices you've made, and the situation you are now.

Back 64

Despair

Front 65

Religion involves participating in the social, educational, and charitable activities of a congregation as well as worshiping. True/False

Back 65

True

Front 66

There is a positive relationship between religion and physical health. True/False

Back 66

True

Front 67

__________ theory is the idea that social interaction declines because of mutual withdrawal between elders and society in anticipation of death.

Back 67

Disengagement

Front 68

Marital satisfaction ______ from middle to late adulthood?

Back 68

Rises

Front 69

What is the leading cause of dementia in the United States?

Back 69

Alzheimer's Disease

Front 70

Cognitive psychology is the scientific study of mind and mental function, including learning, memory, attention, perception, reasoning, language, conceptual development, and decision making. True/False

Back 70

True

Front 71

Which is among the top three causes of death in the United States?

Back 71

Heart Disease

Front 72

Which is the only major cause of death that is not influenced by cigarette smoking?

Back 72

Diabetes

Front 73

A healthcare advance directive that specifies the patient's wishes during end-of-life care is commonly called:

Back 73

A living will

Front 74

Which is currently responsible for the most death among active-duty US military personnel?

Back 74

Suicide

Front 75

Place the 5 stages of Grief in order.

-Acceptance

-Anger

-Bargaining

-Denial
-Depression

Back 75

-Denial

-Anger

-Bargaining

-Depression

-Acceptance

Front 76

Which of the Kubler-Ross's 5 main stages did she believe usually lasted the longest?

Back 76

Bargaining

Front 77

Individuals with strong religious beliefs usually suffer from more death anxiety than atheists. True/False

Back 77

False

Front 78

Which is NOT one of the Kubler-Ross's stages of grief?

A. apathy

B. depression

C. bargaining

D. denial

Back 78

Apathy

Front 79

Religion is the primary cultural avenue through which human beings have come to terms with death. True/False

Back 79

True

Front 80

Some religions, such as ___________ and _________, believe that the soul survives death and returns in a new body.

Back 80

Buddhism

Hinduism