Test 3 Part 2

Front 1

According to Jean Piaget, the cognitive stages in human development are:

Back 1

Sensory stage, pre-operational stage, concrete operations stage and the formal operations stage.

Front 2

What stage of Jean Paiget's cognitive stages does object performance develop?

Back 2

Sensorimotor

Hint 2

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Front 3

In Piaget's theory, the process of absorbing new information into existing cognitive structure is called:

Back 3

Assimilation

Hint 3

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Front 4

What do pre-operational children lack?

Back 4

The cognitive abilities necessary for understanding abstract principles.

Hint 4

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Front 5

____________ is the understanding that the physical properties of objects, such as # of items in a cluster or the amount of liquid in a glass, can remain the same even when their form appearance changes.

Back 5

Conservation.

Hint 5

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Front 6

According to Jean Piaget, children develop abstract reasoning at the _______ stage is cognitive development.

Back 6

Formal operations

Hint 6

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Front 7

What is a theory of mind?

Back 7

A system of beliefs about the way ones own mind and the minds if others work, and of how individuals are affected by their beliefs and feelings.

Hint 7

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Front 8

What is a challenge to Piaget's cognitive development?

Back 8

Cognitive abilities develop in overlapping waves rather than in discrete steps.

Hint 8

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Front 9

What did Lev Vygotsky emphasize?

Back 9

The sociocultural influences in children's cognitive development.

Front 10

Lawrence Kohlburg is noted for his theories of _________ development.

Back 10

Moral

Hint 10

Right vs wrong

Front 11

Tyrel is only 5 yrs old. He gets mad at his brother and is about to hit him when he stops. According to Kohlburg, it is most likely because Tyrel:

Back 11

Does not Want to get in trouble.

Hint 11

Time out

Front 12

Donald enters an elevator and stand in it, facing the back instead if turning around to face the elevator door. What violation is David disobeying?

Back 12

A norm

Hint 12

Social

Front 13

Solomon Asch set up an experiment in which 8 people were shown a 10 in line, and they had to choose the like (from a group of 3) that matched the original like in length. What what Asch studying?

Back 13

Conformity

Front 14

About _____ of all participants in Milgram's study administered the highest level of shock I the learner.

Back 14

2/3rds

Front 15

When are participants most likely to disobey orders from experimenters?

Back 15

When the experimenter left the room, when the victim was right there in the room, when two experimenters issues conflicting demands, when the person ordering them looked like an ordinary man, or when the participant worked with peers who refused to go on further.

Front 16

William is a police officer who is instructed by a superior officer to beat a suspect in order to obtain a confession. According to research conducted in obedience, William is more likely to disobey if:

Back 16

William sees another officer refuse to continue beating the suspect.

Hint 16

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Front 17

Milgram concluded that obedience in his study was a function of:

Back 17

The personality of the participant. ?

Front 18

What did researchers find t
In the Stanford prison study?

Back 18

Within a short period of time the prisoners became distressed and felt hopeless, developing emotional symptoms and physical ailments.

Front 19

The Stanford prison study showed how a person's ______ affects behavior.

Back 19

Role

Hint 19

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Front 20

Critics of the Stanford prison study argue that:

Back 20

Briefing the guards at the beginning of the study influenced their behavior, and the study merely showed how willingly people obey orders.