Human Development Quiz 2

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Human Development Insights Quiz

Test your knowledge on key concepts in human development and attachment theory with our engaging quiz! This quiz consists of 10 carefully crafted multiple-choice questions that assess your understanding of infant behavior, attachment styles, and developmental milestones.

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The still-face paradigm
Attachment theory
Temperament in children
Parenting styles

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The still-face paradigm has been used primarily to study

Emotion regulation in infants.

He effects of disciplinary style on self-control.

Temperament.

Disposition.

Bea is the mother of 4-month-old Alex. She has been depressed since Alex’s birth and is frequently withdrawn. Because of Bea’s depression, we can expect that, in comparison to other 4-month-olds, Alex experiences will display

More active face-to-face interactions.

Less self-regulation.

Less crying and distress.

More fearfulness and turning away.

According to Bowlby’s attachment theory, which of the following purpose(s) have attachment systems evolved to serve, for both the younger and the older infant?

Growth of a wide range of emotions.

Growth of number skills.

Assuring language development.

Assuring survival and security.

At 10 months old, Suzie is very active, responds intensely to stimulation, avoids new stimulation, and tends to be irritable and fussy. Her temperament would be called

Slow-to-warm up.

Difficult.

Easy.

Resilient.

Which of the following is not true with regard to the definition of reactive attachment disorder?

These children have experienced grossly inadequate care in the early years

These children often show indiscriminant friendliness toward strangers instead of more typical caution.

These children may develop later attachments, given their exposure to nurturant caregivers, but the process is more difficult and not assured in every case.

These children behave indifferently, like avoidantly attached youngsters.

Annette is a warm and affectionate mother to her sons, Jason and Keith. When she comes home from her job, she likes to spend time playing with them, preparing their favorite foods, and watching TV with them. She describes herself as a “soft touch” when it comes to her children. Lately she has been hearing complaints about 6-year-old Jason’s behavior in school. Annette thinks the teacher is being too hard on her son. She does not want anything to affect the good relationship she has with her children. Which style best describes Annette’s parenting?

Authoritarian.

Authoritative.

Neglecting-uninvolved.

Permissive.

The term ____________ refers to the description of a person’s attributes, whereas the term ____________ refers to how a person feels about those attributes.

Self-efficacy / self-esteem

Self-concept / self-system

Self-concept / self-esteem

Self-esteem / self-efficacy

The quality of a children's attachments has been found to affect

Children's social anxiety, but not their response to stress.

How children respond to new social situations.

Whether children achieve major motor milestones.

None of the these.

At what age would a young child typically show self-recognition, the ability to recognize themselves in a mirror?

By 10 months.

By 3 years.

By 13 months.

By 18 months.

Becoming aware of the “Me” self, the self that recognizes one’s gender and age, occurs roughly around what age?

By 5 to 6 years.

Around 3 years.

At 1 year.

Not until 7 years of age.

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