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There is a significant association between family cohesion and family functionin
There is a significant association between family cohesion and family functionin
There is a significant association between family cohesion and family functioning. Generally, family functioning will be at its highest (healthy family functioning) when family cohesion is at ________ level.
A)low
B)moderate
C)High
D) none of the above (the two are not related)
Developmental Psychology   iceqube   682   Asked 8 years ago
Typically, both boys and girls become more assertive as they pass through early
Typically, both boys and girls become more assertive as they pass through early
Typically, both boys and girls become more assertive as they pass through early adolescent into middle adolescence. Which of the following factors are associated with the shift toward greater assertiveness?
A)Puberty
B)Formal though
C)Peer contact
D)All of the above
Developmental Psychology   iceqube   696   Asked 8 years ago
Which of the following statements concerning the effects of parental divorce is
Which of the following statements concerning the effects of parental divorce is
Which of the following statements concerning the effects of parental divorce on adolescents is true?
A) young people from divorced families generally have lower levels of self-esteem than do young people from non-divorced families

B)children's social maladjustment following divorce is a temporary rather than an enduring reaction

C)Young people from di
Developmental Psychology   iceqube   835   Asked 8 years ago
In terms of getting their emotional needs met, adolescents tend to depend:
In terms of getting their emotional needs met, adolescents tend to depend:
In terms of getting their emotional needs met, adolescents tend to depend:

A) more on parents than on friends
B)more on friends than on parents
C)about equally on parents and friends
D)on neither parents nor friends
Developmental Psychology   iceqube   1058   Asked 8 years ago
In group parental care,
In group parental care,
In group prenatal care,
   1.    

Expectant mothers are grouped by age, and each group is seen by an assigned health-care provider.
   2.    

trained leaders provide minority expectant mothers with a group discussion session after each medical checkup.
   3.    

expectant mothers and fathers take turns facilitating group discussions.
   4.    
Developmental Psychology   manzis15   524   Asked 8 years ago
Beatrice rarely talks to her baby; Maxine is overly involved with her baby; Sara
Beatrice rarely talks to her baby; Maxine is overly involved with her baby; Sara
Beatrice rarely talks to her baby; Maxine is overly involved with her baby; Sara is frequently angry with her baby. What might all of these mothers have in common
Developmental Psychology   mookiebaby922   396   Asked 8 years ago
Research on recognition memory has shown that
Research on recognition memory has shown that
Research on recognition memory has shown that

a. habituation rate is positively correlated with intelligence.
b. habituation rate is negatively correlated with language skills.
c. recognition memory is first used at five years of age.
d. there is no link between recognition memory and intelligence.
e. habituation is not possible until six years of age.
Developmental Psychology   DrunkDinosaur   272   Asked 7 years ago
Today's american teens spend half as much time with...
Today's american teens spend half as much time with...
Todsys american teens spend half as much time with ___ as with _______
Developmental Psychology   robininwv20   247   Asked 7 years ago
In contrast to menarche, spermarche:
In contrast to menarche, spermarche:
(A) passes without comment in most families.

(B) has generated a large body of research findings.

(C) is usually not well-remembered by the boy once he leaves adolescence.

(D) requires advice from a parent.
 
 
Developmental Psychology   ERI2096528   255   Asked 7 years ago
Baby Laslow knows that when his mother leaves the room, she continues to
Baby Laslow knows that when his mother leaves the room, she continues to
Baby Laslow knows that when his mother leaves the room, she continues to exist. This understanding shows that Laslow has begun to attain_________________.
      
hypothetical thought.
      
semilogical reasoning.
      
object permanence.
      
centration.
Developmental Psychology   unique69   387   Asked 7 years ago
Two-year-old Gillian sees a zebra for the first time and calls it a "horsie."
Two-year-old Gillian sees a zebra for the first time and calls it a "horsie."
Two-year-old Gillian sees a zebra for the first time and calls it a "horsie." It is MOST likely that Gillian___________________.
      
cannot discriminate a zebra from a horse.
      
has no better word in her vocabulary to describe this new animal.
      
does not understand enough about syntax to determine if this new animal warrants a new label.
Developmental Psychology   unique69   575   Asked 7 years ago
Dr. Thatcher believes that parental responsiveness is adaptive in that it ensures that the infant's ...
Dr. Thatcher believes that parental responsiveness is adaptive in that it ensures that the infant's ...
Dr. Thatcher believes that parental responsiveness is adaptive in that it ensures that the infant's basic needs will be met. At the same time, it brings the baby in close contact with the caregiver, who encourages the infant to communicate through means other than crying. Dr. Thatcher probably endorses __________ theory.
Developmental Psychology   crazystudent   307   Asked 7 years ago
Case 6 What If I Don’t Want to Whistle? Key Themes: Child abuse, Ethnicity/Race, Family, Peers
Case 6 What If I Don’t Want to Whistle? Key Themes: Child abuse, Ethnicity/Race, Family, Peers
1.How does Orion’s love for his sister create a shift in the subsequent intimate relationships he has? Compare his behavior and feelings with Karen to those he has for Nicole.

2.Orion writes about the sexually abusive relationships he had as a child. Based on empirical research, what consequences sometimes follow from this type of abuse? Is this reflected in any way in Or
Developmental Psychology   ateam   741   Asked 7 years ago
Jon describes his experience with religion throughout his adolescent years. Several studies have ...
Jon describes his experience with religion throughout his adolescent years. Several studies have ...
Case 2

The Struggle of a Lifetime

Key Themes: Peers, Religion/Spirituality, Sexuality

1.    Jon describes his experience with religion throughout his adolescent years. Several studies have indicated a decline in the importance of religion as one goes through adolescence. Using at least two empirical studies, compare Jon’s experience to his
Developmental Psychology   ateam   444   Asked 7 years ago
In order to protect king george 2 requires all male colonists residing in georgia to
In order to protect king george 2 requires all male colonists residing in georgia to
in order to protect king george 2 requires all male colonists residing in georgia to
Developmental Psychology   kkelly0075   287   Asked 7 years ago
Professor Glossner proposes that the heritability of temperature is 80 which of the following ...
Professor Glossner proposes that the heritability of temperature is 80 which of the following ...
Professor Glossner proposes that the heritability of temperature is 80 which of the following statements does professor Glossner propose
Developmental Psychology   kkelly0075   370   Asked 7 years ago
Based on research do media products created for infants enhance their cognitive functioning
Based on research do media products created for infants enhance their cognitive functioning
Based on research do media products created for infants enhance their cognitive functioning
Developmental Psychology   kkelly0075   504   Asked 7 years ago
Evens at just a few days old neonates who hear another neonate cry often begin crying too what
Evens at just a few days old neonates who hear another neonate cry often begin crying too what
Evens at just a few days old neonates who hear another neonate cry often begin crying too what
Developmental Psychology   kkelly0075   259   Asked 7 years ago
In the United States the school yet is that of South Korea and China
In the United States the school yet is that of South Korea and China
In the United States the school yet is  that of South Korea and China
Developmental Psychology   kkelly0075   220   Asked 7 years ago
An individuals’ cultural beliefs are strictly individualistic or collectivistic; there is no room ...
An individuals’ cultural beliefs are strictly individualistic or collectivistic; there is no room ...
An individuals’ cultural beliefs are strictly individualistic or collectivistic; there is no room for a mixture of these two.


A. True
B. False
Developmental Psychology   katy7   327   Asked 7 years ago
A probability statement such as "given that event X occurred, then the probability of event Y ...
A probability statement such as "given that event X occurred, then the probability of event Y ...
A probability statement such as "given that event X occurred, then the probability of event Y occurring is high" is referred to as a(n):
  A. event notation.    
  B. corollary.    
  C. certainty statement.    
  D. contingency.
Developmental Psychology   candela   452   Asked 7 years ago
A. What cognitive abilities/skills do they possess? What stage would they be in according to ...
A. What cognitive abilities/skills do they possess? What stage would they be in according to ...
A. In middle childhood  What cognitive abilities/skills do they possess?  What stage would they be in according to
Piaget?  Give an example.  Describe their Zone of Proximal Development.
Middle Childhood:
Developmental Psychology   games5915   294   Asked 7 years ago
Dr. Montana is a radical behaviorist. He is most likely to believe that variations in behavior are c
Dr. Montana is a radical behaviorist. He is most likely to believe that variations in behavior are c
Dr. Montana is a radical behaviorist. He is most likely to believe that variations in behavior are caused by
Developmental Psychology   cassie23   254   Asked 7 years ago
Fetal monitors (Multiple Choice)
Fetal monitors (Multiple Choice)
Fetal monitors
A) reduce the rate of infant brain damage and death in all pregnancies.
B) have saved the lives of many high-risk babies.
C) measure the baby's blood oxygen levels during labor.
D) are linked to a decreased rate of cesarean deliveries.
Developmental Psychology   theGreek   518   Asked 7 years ago
Describe how physical functioning changes across adulthood after the peak levels of functioning are ...
Describe how physical functioning changes across adulthood after the peak levels of functioning are ...
Describe how physical functioning changes across adulthood after the peak levels of functioning are attained in the early 20s and 30s. Give examples to illustrate age-based changes in physical functioning. What are the consequences or implications of age-based changes in physical functioning?
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   86   Asked 6 years ago
Define and differentiate between primary and secondary aging. Based upon the information about ...
Define and differentiate between primary and secondary aging. Based upon the information about ...
Define and differentiate between primary and secondary aging. Based upon the information about lifestyle and health in this chapter, do you think more of the negative effects of aging are caused by primary aging or by secondary aging? Why is it important to understand how primary aging and secondary aging affect us?
Developmental Psychology   Jorin   100   Asked 6 years ago
Please describe the three levels of sexual assault in Canadian law, and describe how they would ...
Please describe the three levels of sexual assault in Canadian law, and describe how they would ...
Please describe the three levels of sexual assault in Canadian law, and describe how they would differ for a victim.
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   78   Asked 6 years ago
How does cognitive functioning change or develop across adulthood? (Your answer to this question ...
How does cognitive functioning change or develop across adulthood? (Your answer to this question ...
How does cognitive functioning change or develop across adulthood? (Your answer to this question should include a discussion of "post-formal" thinking and a discussion of variations in memory and IQ across adulthood.)
Developmental Psychology   kak2z   92   Asked 6 years ago
Compare and contrast primary aging and secondary aging and give an example of each form of aging.
Compare and contrast primary aging and secondary aging and give an example of each form of aging.
Compare and contrast primary aging and secondary aging and give an example of each form of aging.
Developmental Psychology   kak2z   116   Asked 6 years ago
Describe how aging affects immune system functioning. What are the consequences of age-based changes ...
Describe how aging affects immune system functioning. What are the consequences of age-based changes ...
Describe how aging affects immune system functioning. What are the consequences of age-based changes in immune system functioning?
Developmental Psychology   Jorin   83   Asked 6 years ago
How and why do the psychological concepts of social support and a sense of control affect physical ...
How and why do the psychological concepts of social support and a sense of control affect physical ...
How and why do the psychological concepts of social support and a sense of control affect physical health?
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   109   Asked 6 years ago
Why is young adulthood a time of higher risk of emotional disturbance? What factors make young ...
Why is young adulthood a time of higher risk of emotional disturbance? What factors make young ...
Why is young adulthood a time of higher risk of emotional disturbance? What factors make young adults particularly likely to develop mental health problems?
Developmental Psychology   Jorin   96   Asked 6 years ago
What factors are associated with the development of postformal thinking by adults?
What factors are associated with the development of postformal thinking by adults?
What factors are associated with the development of postformal thinking by adults?
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   85   Asked 6 years ago
Define and give examples to illustrate the concepts of fluid intelligence and crystallized ...
Define and give examples to illustrate the concepts of fluid intelligence and crystallized ...
Define and give examples to illustrate the concepts of fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence. How are these aspects of intelligence affected by aging?
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   108   Asked 6 years ago
Discuss the benefits of post-secondary education.
Discuss the benefits of post-secondary education.
Discuss the benefits of post-secondary education.
Developmental Psychology   Jorin   97   Asked 6 years ago
You have been invited to make a speech entitled "Finding a Partner" to a young adult ...
You have been invited to make a speech entitled "Finding a Partner" to a young adult ...
You have been invited to make a speech entitled "Finding a Partner" to a young adult singles group. In preparation for your speech, summarize the evolutionary and social role theories of mate selection. Additionally, summarize the concept of an internal working model of attachment and explain how adult mate selection can be influenced by the relationships of infancy.
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   112   Asked 6 years ago
Identify and briefly discuss the factors that influence marital satisfaction and stability. In your ...
Identify and briefly discuss the factors that influence marital satisfaction and stability. In your ...
Identify and briefly discuss the factors that influence marital satisfaction and stability. In your opinion, which of these factors is most powerful? Why?
Developmental Psychology   kak2z   90   Asked 6 years ago
Summarize the factors that influence an individual's choice of an occupation or career. Which of ...
Summarize the factors that influence an individual's choice of an occupation or career. Which of ...
Summarize the factors that influence an individual's choice of an occupation or career. Which of the factors do you believe are the most powerful or important?  Why?
Developmental Psychology   kak2z   104   Asked 6 years ago
How does cohabitation affect a couple's subsequent marriage? What hypotheses do researchers offer ...
How does cohabitation affect a couple's subsequent marriage? What hypotheses do researchers offer ...
How does cohabitation affect a couple's subsequent marriage? What hypotheses do researchers offer for the relationship between cohabitation and subsequent marriage?
Developmental Psychology   ceekay27   71   Asked 6 years ago
Briefly describe how gender roles are an essential component of social role theories of mate ...
Briefly describe how gender roles are an essential component of social role theories of mate ...
Briefly describe how gender roles are an essential component of social role theories of mate selection.
Developmental Psychology   kak2z   72   Asked 6 years ago
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