psyc 333 ch 9 practice q’s

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Traditional learning theorists emphasize the importance of _____ on children's development. - cognitive factors -internal forces -subjective experience -external factors
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external factors
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The parents of 2-year-old Joshua are frustrated with his screaming when he wants something. Which scenario is an example of intermittent reinforcement? -His parents always give Joshua what he wants whether or not he screams. -His parents always give Joshua what he wants only when he screams. -Sometimes his parents give Joshua what he wants when he screams, and sometimes they refuse to give him what he wants when he screams. -His parents never give Joshua what he wants when he screams.
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Sometimes his parents give Joshua what he wants when he screams, and sometimes they refuse to give him what he wants when he screams.
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Social learning theory emphasizes the importance of _____ as a mechanism of development. -imitation -punishment -contexts -reinforcement
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imitation
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Bandura's theory did all of the following EXCEPT: - emphasize the role of cognitive aspects of learning. -hold that direct reinforcement is required for learning. -focus on the role of observations of others. -acknowledge the active role children play in their own development.
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hold that direct reinforcement is required for learning.
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_____ theories are primarily concerned with children's ability to think and reason about their own and other people's thoughts, feelings, motives, and behavior. - Social learning - Ecological - Psychoanalytic -Social cognitive
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Social cognitive
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Children who demonstrate a mastery orientation in response to failure: -tend to focus on their own evaluations of themselves rather than others' evaluations of them. -believe that intelligence is a fixed trait. -believe that they are smart in nearly all contexts. -give up when they experience failure.
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tend to focus on their own evaluations of themselves rather than others' evaluations of them.
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A person who believes that intelligence can grow as a function of experience is considered by Dweck and her colleagues to have a(n) _____ theory of intelligence. -learning -entity -incremental -mastery
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incremental
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A person who believes that intelligence is fixed is considered by Dweck and her colleagues to have a(n) _____ theory of intelligence. -learning -entity -incremental -mastery
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entity
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According to the text, which type of praise or criticism would be MOST likely to be associated with children developing an incremental/mastery orientation in response to failure? -\"I think you need to try harder.\" -\"You're very smart at these problems.\" -\"You just can't do math.\" -\"I'm proud of you.\"
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\"I think you need to try harder.\"
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In a study that examined the amount of time male and female newborns looked at human faces and at mobiles, results demonstrated that: -both male and female infants primarily looked at mobiles. -both male and female infants primarily looked at faces. -male infants looked longer at mobiles and female infants looked longer at faces. -female infants looked longer at mobiles and male infants looked longer at faces.
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male infants looked longer at mobiles and female infants looked longer at faces.
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Ethological theorists hypothesize that the play preferences of males and females are due to: -parents' encouragement. -evolved predispositions. -imprinting. -the desire to be like others of the same sex.
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evolved predispositions.
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According to evolutionary psychologists, all of these situations are associated with the large size of the human brain (relative to body size) in comparison with other species EXCEPT: -birth occurring at a more mature stage of development. -increased social complexity. -prolonged period of immaturity and dependence. -high level of neural plasticity.
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birth occurring at a more mature stage of development.
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The macrosystem involves the: -settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -temporal dimension. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -activities, roles, and relationships in which the child directly participates.
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general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society.
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_____ is part of the macrosystem. -The societal belief that men should be breadwinners -A father's job loss -The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade -A mother's practice of taking her daughter to work on Take Your Daughter to Work Day
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The societal belief that men should be breadwinners
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_____ is part of the chronosystem. - The societal belief that men should be breadwinners -A father's job loss -The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade -A mother's practice of taking her daughter to work on Take Your Daughter to Work Day
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The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade
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The mesosystem involves the: - settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -activities, roles, and relationships in which the child directly participates. -connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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The exosystem involves the: -settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -temporal dimension. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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settings in which the child is not a direct participant.
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The age of the child is part of the _____ of the bioecological model. -mesosystem -microsystem -chronosystem -macrosystem
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chronosystem
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Which factor associated with child maltreatment is within the child's exosystem? -poor parental self-esteem -difficult temperament -parental drug dependence -unemployment
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unemployment
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The program implemented by Bugental in an experimental effort to prevent child maltreatment focused particularly on the: -mesosystem. -microsystem. -exosystem. -chronosystem.
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microsystem.
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Media is located in which bioecological level? -exosystem -macrosystem -microsystem -mesosystem
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exosystem
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Which is NOT a characteristic of children who use media screens heavily? -more advanced social skills -poorer grades -higher levels of obesity -lower arousal levels when viewing violence
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more advanced social skills
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_____ is an example of a weapon against the negative effects of media on children that occurs at the macrosystem level. -Parental control of children's access -Community center programs aimed at children -School-based programs to educate children about the effects of media -Regulation of advertising
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Regulation of advertising
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_____ is an example of an aspect of SES that occurs at the level of the exosystem. -Government policies -Employment status of parents -Neighborhood -Changes in types of jobs over time
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Employment status of parents
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Which of these is NOT associated with growing up in an affluent family in comparison to growing up in a middle-class family? -increased substance abuse -increased anxiety -decreased feelings of maternal closeness -increased happiness
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increased happiness
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question
Traditional learning theorists emphasize the importance of _____ on children's development. - cognitive factors -internal forces -subjective experience -external factors
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external factors
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The parents of 2-year-old Joshua are frustrated with his screaming when he wants something. Which scenario is an example of intermittent reinforcement? -His parents always give Joshua what he wants whether or not he screams. -His parents always give Joshua what he wants only when he screams. -Sometimes his parents give Joshua what he wants when he screams, and sometimes they refuse to give him what he wants when he screams. -His parents never give Joshua what he wants when he screams.
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Sometimes his parents give Joshua what he wants when he screams, and sometimes they refuse to give him what he wants when he screams.
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Social learning theory emphasizes the importance of _____ as a mechanism of development. -imitation -punishment -contexts -reinforcement
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imitation
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Bandura's theory did all of the following EXCEPT: - emphasize the role of cognitive aspects of learning. -hold that direct reinforcement is required for learning. -focus on the role of observations of others. -acknowledge the active role children play in their own development.
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hold that direct reinforcement is required for learning.
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_____ theories are primarily concerned with children's ability to think and reason about their own and other people's thoughts, feelings, motives, and behavior. - Social learning - Ecological - Psychoanalytic -Social cognitive
answer
Social cognitive
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Children who demonstrate a mastery orientation in response to failure: -tend to focus on their own evaluations of themselves rather than others' evaluations of them. -believe that intelligence is a fixed trait. -believe that they are smart in nearly all contexts. -give up when they experience failure.
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tend to focus on their own evaluations of themselves rather than others' evaluations of them.
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A person who believes that intelligence can grow as a function of experience is considered by Dweck and her colleagues to have a(n) _____ theory of intelligence. -learning -entity -incremental -mastery
answer
incremental
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A person who believes that intelligence is fixed is considered by Dweck and her colleagues to have a(n) _____ theory of intelligence. -learning -entity -incremental -mastery
answer
entity
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According to the text, which type of praise or criticism would be MOST likely to be associated with children developing an incremental/mastery orientation in response to failure? -\"I think you need to try harder.\" -\"You're very smart at these problems.\" -\"You just can't do math.\" -\"I'm proud of you.\"
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\"I think you need to try harder.\"
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In a study that examined the amount of time male and female newborns looked at human faces and at mobiles, results demonstrated that: -both male and female infants primarily looked at mobiles. -both male and female infants primarily looked at faces. -male infants looked longer at mobiles and female infants looked longer at faces. -female infants looked longer at mobiles and male infants looked longer at faces.
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male infants looked longer at mobiles and female infants looked longer at faces.
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Ethological theorists hypothesize that the play preferences of males and females are due to: -parents' encouragement. -evolved predispositions. -imprinting. -the desire to be like others of the same sex.
answer
evolved predispositions.
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According to evolutionary psychologists, all of these situations are associated with the large size of the human brain (relative to body size) in comparison with other species EXCEPT: -birth occurring at a more mature stage of development. -increased social complexity. -prolonged period of immaturity and dependence. -high level of neural plasticity.
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birth occurring at a more mature stage of development.
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The macrosystem involves the: -settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -temporal dimension. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -activities, roles, and relationships in which the child directly participates.
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general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society.
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_____ is part of the macrosystem. -The societal belief that men should be breadwinners -A father's job loss -The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade -A mother's practice of taking her daughter to work on Take Your Daughter to Work Day
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The societal belief that men should be breadwinners
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_____ is part of the chronosystem. - The societal belief that men should be breadwinners -A father's job loss -The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade -A mother's practice of taking her daughter to work on Take Your Daughter to Work Day
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The societal shift in the employment status of women over the past decade
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The mesosystem involves the: - settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -activities, roles, and relationships in which the child directly participates. -connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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The exosystem involves the: -settings in which the child is not a direct participant. -temporal dimension. -general beliefs, values, customs, and laws of the larger society. -connections among the contexts in which the child directly participates.
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settings in which the child is not a direct participant.
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The age of the child is part of the _____ of the bioecological model. -mesosystem -microsystem -chronosystem -macrosystem
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chronosystem
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Which factor associated with child maltreatment is within the child's exosystem? -poor parental self-esteem -difficult temperament -parental drug dependence -unemployment
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unemployment
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The program implemented by Bugental in an experimental effort to prevent child maltreatment focused particularly on the: -mesosystem. -microsystem. -exosystem. -chronosystem.
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microsystem.
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Media is located in which bioecological level? -exosystem -macrosystem -microsystem -mesosystem
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exosystem
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Which is NOT a characteristic of children who use media screens heavily? -more advanced social skills -poorer grades -higher levels of obesity -lower arousal levels when viewing violence
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more advanced social skills
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_____ is an example of a weapon against the negative effects of media on children that occurs at the macrosystem level. -Parental control of children's access -Community center programs aimed at children -School-based programs to educate children about the effects of media -Regulation of advertising
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Regulation of advertising
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_____ is an example of an aspect of SES that occurs at the level of the exosystem. -Government policies -Employment status of parents -Neighborhood -Changes in types of jobs over time
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Employment status of parents
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Which of these is NOT associated with growing up in an affluent family in comparison to growing up in a middle-class family? -increased substance abuse -increased anxiety -decreased feelings of maternal closeness -increased happiness
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increased happiness
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