Developmental Psychology

John Locke believed that human nature was

John Locke believed that human nature was

John Locke believed that human nature was
 
  a. inherently selfish and aggressive.
  b. innately good.
  c. determined by a person's experiences.
  d. determined equally by both genetic and environmental factors.

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dindsi

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, thi

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, thi

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, this is called ___________.
a.   noble savage   c.   tabula rasa
b.   nature    d.   evolution

Yummi   395   3 Replies

LeeWilliams

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, thi

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, thi

John Locke felt that children entered the world with no specific characteristics or personality, this is called
_______.
a. noble savage    c.  tabula rasa
b. nature    d.  evolution

pentapenguin   577   2 Replies

pentapenguin

John Locke's view of the newborn mind as a tabula rasa means that the child is

John Locke's view of the newborn mind as a tabula rasa means that the child is

John Locke's view of the newborn mind as a tabula rasa means that the child is
 
  a. a noble savage incapable of wrongdoing.
  b. a noble savage capable of wrongdoing.
  c. a blank slate upon which a genetic program unfolds its

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m0502428

John Locke, an Enlightenment thinker, wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1689). (True or false?)

John Locke, an Enlightenment thinker, wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1689). (True or false?)

John Locke, an Enlightenment thinker, wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1689).
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

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doctorfede

John Locke’s views are consistent witha.the idea that development in different domains is connected.

John Locke’s views are consistent witha.the idea that development in different domains is connected.

John Locke’s views are consistent with
a.   the idea that development in different domains is connected.
b.   a passive view of the child.
c.   an emphasis on nature.
d.   a view of development as discontinuous.

Sync   262   3 Replies

iHome

John Marshall was chief justice of the Supreme Court who presided over the Dred Scott case. ...

John Marshall was chief justice of the Supreme Court who presided over the Dred Scott case. ...

John Marshall was chief justice of the Supreme Court who presided over the Dred Scott case.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Twitchin   55   1 Reply

Legend.

John Maynard Keynes (Multiple Choice)

John Maynard Keynes (Multiple Choice)

John Maynard Keynes
 
  a. advocated a laissez-faire economic policy.
  b. desired socialism rather than capitalism.
  c. claimed that the government which governed least, governed best.
  d. favored

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Okaztle

John mentally represents a boat sailing under a bridge. He then represents what he has heard: a ...

John mentally represents a boat sailing under a bridge. He then represents what he has heard: a ...

John mentally represents a boat sailing under a bridge. He then represents what he has heard: a person shouting from a car downtown. According to the Anderson and Bower's hypothesis, ____ is/are encoded as (a) proposition(s).
 
  a. the fi

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huhuhuhua

John Muir helped to establish ________ National Park. (Fill in the blank)

John Muir helped to establish ________ National Park. (Fill in the blank)

John Muir helped to establish ________ National Park.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

Rodas   61   1 Reply

Okaztle

John O'Sullivan: (Multiple Choice)

John O'Sullivan: (Multiple Choice)

John O'Sullivan:
 
  A) was the first white to see the Grand Canyon.
  B) was Frmont's mapmaker.
  C) coined the term manifest destiny.
  D) opposed Jefferson's Indian removal policies.

pattiluce   42   1 Reply

Dr.Vista

John Ogbu indicates that success in school is related to the differential attributions regarding ...

John Ogbu indicates that success in school is related to the differential attributions regarding ...

John Ogbu indicates that success in school is related to the differential attributions regarding academic success made by individuals from different ethnic and racial groups.
A) True
B) False

Ike_Saul   149   2 Replies

Ike_Saul

John Ogbu suggested that the motivation of African-American adolescents to succeed may be the result

John Ogbu suggested that the motivation of African-American adolescents to succeed may be the result

John Ogbu suggested that the motivation of African-American adolescents to succeed may be the result of
A) socioeconomic factors.
B) the lack of African-American role models.
C) involuntary immigration of their ancestors who came to th

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goulash

John Quincy Adams labeled the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828 as the corrupt bargain. (True or false?)

John Quincy Adams labeled the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828 as the corrupt bargain. (True or false?)

John Quincy Adams labeled the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828 as the corrupt bargain.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

pattiluce   65   1 Reply

lowster11

John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and ...

John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and ...

[html]John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and they seldom can take care of themselves." John's statement is a good example of:

▸ senescence

▸ filial piety

▸ ageist stereotypes

▸ metacognit

Dasha   49   1 Reply

RapidOKI

John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and ...

John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and ...

[html]John says he fears becoming old because "old people are stupid, poor, in poor health, lonely, and they seldom can take care of themselves." John's statement is a good example of:

▸ senescence

▸ filial piety

▸ ageist stereotypes

▸ metacognit

Bennie Yang   55   1 Reply

treaton.mitchel

John Stuart Mill stated, Human development bringsan ever growing amelioration. (True or false?)

John Stuart Mill stated, Human development bringsan ever growing amelioration. (True or false?)

John Stuart Mill stated, Human development bringsan ever growing amelioration.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

ankahukuk   40   1 Reply

doctorfede

John tells his girlfriend, "If you don't stop nagging me, I'm going to find a different ...

John tells his girlfriend, "If you don't stop nagging me, I'm going to find a different ...

[html]John tells his girlfriend, "If you don't stop nagging me, I'm going to find a different girlfriend." John's statement emphasizes the concept of:

▸ unconditional positive regard

▸ self-actualization

▸ conditions of worth

▸ intrinsic reinforc

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Pi.120.ang

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:
A) psychological maltreatment.
B) child abuse.
C) abstract modeling.
D) dissonance.

Ike_Saul   134   3 Replies

Noelia Zendejas

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:

John tells his son and daughter that he wishes he had never had children. This is an example of:
A) psychological maltreatment.
B) abstract modeling.
C) dissonance.
D) child abuse.

Ike_Saul   303   4 Replies

luciano

John took two weeks to learn how to tie his shoes. His mom went over each step of the process with h

John took two weeks to learn how to tie his shoes. His mom went over each step of the process with h

John took two weeks to learn how to tie his shoes. His mom went over each step of the process with him day-by-day, and he learned one step at a time until he could tie his shoes on his own. Kathy also took two weeks to learn how to tie her shoes. How

Caileigh89   425   3 Replies

iHome

John views his parents as unpredictable and unfair. He describes his important love relationships as

John views his parents as unpredictable and unfair. He describes his important love relationships as

John views his parents as unpredictable and unfair. He describes his important love relationships as involving jealousy, emotional ups and downs, and frustration that others seem reluctant to get as close as he would like. He falls in love quickly, b

te8.reben   437   6 Replies

Erin Hatting1

John wants to be an early childhood education teacher. Which ages could he be working with?

John wants to be an early childhood education teacher. Which ages could he be working with?

John wants to be an early childhood education teacher. Which ages could he be working with?

a. Ages 1 through 5
b. Ages infancy until age 8
c. Preschool age children
d. Kindergarten children

Zak   197   3 Replies

LeeWilliams

John wants to be closely involved in his children's lives, knowing that his involvement is likely ...

John wants to be closely involved in his children's lives, knowing that his involvement is likely ...

[html]John wants to be closely involved in his children's lives, knowing that his involvement is likely to have a positive impact in reducing __________ problems of his sons and in reducing _________ problems of his daughters.

▸ behavioral; behavior

sonuuuuu   22   1 Reply

cococambo

John wants to make plans for next summer for his wife and family. Should he engage in one- or ...

John wants to make plans for next summer for his wife and family. Should he engage in one- or ...

John wants to make plans for next summer for his wife and family. Should he engage in one- or two-way communication?
 
  a. One-way because that's faster and more accurate.
  b. One-way because that increases the level of his family's

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Larry

John wants to stop ruminating. What can he do to help? What will be an ideal ...

John wants to stop ruminating. What can he do to help? What will be an ideal ...

John wants to stop ruminating. What can he do to help?
 
  What will be an ideal response?


Question 2

Why is journaling different from rumination?
 
  What will be an ideal response?


[

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poopyhead

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is invo

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is invo

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is involved in serious delinquency. His mother, a single parent, has given up on him. Moffitt would say that John is at high risk for becoming a(n) _____ offender.
   adoles

heidimax   260   1 Reply

iwugoodman

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is involved in serious deli

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is involved in serious deli

John was an aggressive and defiant kid in grade school, and as a teen he is involved in serious delinquency. His mother, a single parent, has given up on him. Moffitt would say that John is at high risk for becoming a(n) _____ offender.   

Dhavide   154   3 Replies

goulash

John was voted most outgoing in his high school and was the class president. He loves to socialize a

John was voted most outgoing in his high school and was the class president. He loves to socialize a

John was voted most outgoing in his high school and was the class president. He loves to socialize and is very popular. John can't imagine a job where he wasn't working with groups of people, harnessing their energy towards a common goal. W

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LeeWilliams

John Watson believed (Multiple Choice)

John Watson believed (Multiple Choice)

John Watson believed
a.   children are born with an inborn developmental plan.
b.   by manipulating the environment, a child could be trained to be or do anything.
c.   in strong parental displays of affection.
d.   the "Little Alber

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Matrixx

John Watson believed that norms could contribute to developmental knowledge of evolution and be used ...

John Watson believed that norms could contribute to developmental knowledge of evolution and be used ...

John Watson believed that norms could contribute to developmental knowledge of evolution and be used to trace the individual development of children.

kak2z   101   1 Reply

wick3d

John Watson criticized psychoanalysis and argued that psychology needed to focus on

John Watson criticized psychoanalysis and argued that psychology needed to focus on

John Watson criticized psychoanalysis and argued that psychology needed to focus on
A) observable conditions in the environment.
B) internal thoughts and emotions.
C) genetic traits that lead to personality development.
D) cul

genderma   460   3 Replies

yari

John Watson investigated behavioural changes caused by environmental influences by studying:

John Watson investigated behavioural changes caused by environmental influences by studying:

John Watson investigated behavioural changes caused by environmental influences by studying:   
A) age norms. 
B) Little Albert. 
C) 10-year-old boys' academic success in rural Ontario. 
D) universal ch

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orangeroad

John Watson was associated with ___________________, an American movement to develop a psychology th

John Watson was associated with ___________________, an American movement to develop a psychology th

John Watson was associated with ___________________, an American movement to develop a psychology that was objective and scientific.
A) behaviorism
B) cognitivism
C) nativism
D) contextualism

genderma   387   3 Replies

yari

John Watson's argument that he could train a child to be any type of specialist he chose reflected h

John Watson's argument that he could train a child to be any type of specialist he chose reflected h

John Watson's argument that he could train a child to be any type of specialist he chose reflected his belief that the most important influence on a child's behavior is/are 
A) nature.
B) behavior genetics.
C) learnin

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yari

John Watson's experiment with little Albert and the rat demonstrated operant conditioning.

John Watson's experiment with little Albert and the rat demonstrated operant conditioning.

John Watson's experiment with little Albert and the rat demonstrated operant conditioning.

genderma   309   3 Replies

yari

John Wesley sought to (Multiple Choice)

John Wesley sought to (Multiple Choice)

John Wesley sought to
 
  a. promote deism.
  b. bring sophistication and rationality to religion.
  c. take the emotion out of Christianity.
  d. blend reason and faith.
  e. bring the Gos

pattiluce   41   1 Reply

swake

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

▸ osteoporosis

▸ atherosclerosis

▸ hypertension

▸ apnea

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Frogmama

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

John's grandmother says she has "hardening of the arteries." The more technical term for this condition is:

▸ osteoporosis

▸ atherosclerosis

▸ hypertension

▸ apnea

Olivia Grant   35   1 Reply

hnwalker

John's pediatrician is asking his mother about when she first noticed his sleeping problems in an ...

John's pediatrician is asking his mother about when she first noticed his sleeping problems in an ...

John's pediatrician is asking his mother about when she first noticed his sleeping problems in an effort to determine if was related to his most recent ear infection. The pediatrician is attempting to determine what factors are maintaining John's sle

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