Sophia - Introduction to Psychology UNIT 2 MILESTONE SCORE 100 PERCENT

Which of the following is NOT a genetic disorder?

Down syndrome 

A sex chromosome disorder

Cystic fibrosis 

Fetal alcohol syndrome 

CONCEPT

Biological Disorders

2

This type of gene must be paired with a second, similar gene in order for a trait to be expressed.

Which of the following best fits this description?

Recessive 

Chromosome 

DNA

Dominant 

CONCEPT

Dominant & Recessive Genes

3

Which of the following is the strongest influence on a person's development?

Nature

Nurture

Both nature and nurture are influential.

Neither nature nor nurture is influential.

CONCEPT

Nature vs. Nurture

4

Which of the following terms describes unique genetic information that is passed down to offspring?

DNA

Recessive 

Dominant 

Chromosome 

CONCEPT

Biological Influences

5

Which of the following is an advantage of rote learning?

It can be applied to many different situations. 

It leads to long-lasting knowledge.

It involves critical thinking. 

It is an efficient way to learn facts.

CONCEPT

Cognitive Learning

6

At this stage of moral development, a person is concerned with the effects or results of his or her behavior, and with his or her self-interest.

Which of the following best fits this description?

Postconventional moral reasoning 

Preconventional moral reasoning 

High-end moral reasoning 

Conventional moral reasoning 

CONCEPT

Moral Development

7

Which parenting style is thought to produce children who grow up to be emotionally withdrawn, distant, and lacking in curiosity?

Authoritative style

Overly permissive style

Restrictive style

Authoritarian style

CONCEPT

Parental Styles

8

James watches his older brother and notes the consequences of his older brother's actions. These consequences impact whether James is more or less likely to perform an action. 

James is engaging in which of the following?

Observational learning 

Latent learning 

Cognitive learning

Social learning 

CONCEPT

Observational Learning

9

At which stage of mental development can a child use inductive and deductive reasoning to form hypotheses?

Preoperational stage 

Concrete operational stage 

Formal operational stage 

Sensorimotor stage 

CONCEPT

Stages 3 and 4 of Piaget's 4 Stages of Cognitive Development

10

Insecurity and suspicion towards others can be caused by failure to develop appropriately at which stage of psychosocial development?

Autonomy vs. shame and doubt 

Industry vs. inferiority 

Initiative vs. guilt 

Trust vs. mistrust 

CONCEPT

Erikson's First 4 Stages of Development

11

According to Erickson, the intimacy vs. isolation stage of development is characterized by which of the following aspects?

Needing to create (i.e., nurture and establish) a sense of accomplishment

Developing a personal identity

Seeking a sense of fulfillment and knowledge 

Valuing relationships, and hoping to find a life partner

CONCEPT

Erikson's Final 4 Stages of Development

12

According to Piaget's stages of cognitive development, a child develops specific mental abilities during certain periods of growth and maturity.

At what age does a child demonstrate logical, concrete reasoning and become less egocentric, though it is unlikely that he or she can think abstractly?

11 years old and up

Birth to 2 years old 

7 to 11 years old 

2 to 7 years old 

CONCEPT

Stages 1 and 2 of Piaget's 4 Stages of Cognitive Development

13

Which of the following indicates the total effect that a mother has on her child?

Emotional attachment

Paternal influence 

Maternal influence 

Secure attachment

CONCEPT

Maternal and Paternal Influences

14

Starting at around 18 months old, childhood development is focused on which of the following?

Physical awareness 

Self-awareness

Language recognition 

Emotional range

CONCEPT

Social Development

15

During infancy, researchers assess __________ in infants by observing their adaptability, sensitivity, and emotion.

temperament 

developmental level 

reaction range 

grasping reflex

CONCEPT

Environmental Influences

16

According to cognitive theory, a person can modify an existing concept, or create a new concept, when presented with new information. 

This is called __________.

assimilation 

accommodation 

transformation 

CONCEPT

Cognitive Development: Assimilation and Accommodation

17

Which type of attachment occurs when responses from a  parent are not predictable?

Insecure-avoidant attachment

Emotional attachment

Secure attachment

Insecure-ambivalent attachment

CONCEPT

Attachment

18

Because individuals inherit their genes from their parents, biologically-driven genetics can increase the likelihood of developing a behavioral pattern or disease.

This is also called __________.

sensitive period

biological predisposition

readiness

temperament

CONCEPT

Biological Predisposition

19

Which theory addresses how people learn to perform certain cognitive tasks on their own by first learning to do so with the assistance of others?

Bowlby's attachment theory

Erickson's psychosocial development theory

Vygotsky's sociocultural theory

Bandura's social learning theory