Developmental Psychology

A. fixed action patterns
B. instincts
C. conditioned reflexes
D. adaptive reflexes

A. perceptual set
B. telegraphic readiness
C. learning set
D. biological predisposition

A. identity moratorium
B. identity foreclosure
C. identity achievement
D. identity diffusion

A. playing with the infant
B. feeding and care giving their infants
C. providing routine child care
D. that does not involve visual contact with the infant

A. XYX
B. XXX
C. XX
D. XY

A. assimilation; accommodation
B. male testes; adrenal glands
C. male testes; female ovaries
D. female ovaries; depended male voice

A. menopause
B. crystallized intelligence
C. Alzheimer’s disease
D. role confusion

A. early; early
B. early; late
C. late; early
D. late; late

A. object permanence
B. operationalization
C. maturation
D. assimilation

A. the acquisition of socially acceptable behaviors
B. the learning of social norms
C. the physical and sexual development of early adolescence
D. biological growth process that are relatively uninfluenced by experience