DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY READING WK 2 (Lifespan Development CH 1) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityAll boards Created by: lizziespellerCreated on: 24-09-19 18:15 What is the name of the philosopher who is associated with the original sin? Augustine 1 of 21 What is the name of the philosopher who is associated with the term "blank slate"? John Locke 2 of 21 What is the name of the philosopher who is associated with innate goodness? Jean-Jacques Rousseau 3 of 21 What did the researcher Charles Darwin do? Kept baby biographies 4 of 21 What did the researcher G. Stanley Hall do? Conducted first scientific study of children 5 of 21 What did the researcher Arnold Gesell do? Established norms for physical maturation 6 of 21 G. Stanley Hall thought that developmentalists should identify norms. What are they? Average ages at which developmental milestones are reached 7 of 21 Arnold Gesell's research suggested the existence of maturation. What is that? The gradual unfolding of a genetically programmed sequential pattern of change 8 of 21 Gesell's findings formed the basis for many ____ used today to determine a child's developmental rate. Norm-Referenced Tests 9 of 21 Most knowledge about critical period comes from: Animal research 10 of 21 Mental illness is an example of what: Atypical development 11 of 21 What is an example of a normative age-graded change? An infant crawling 12 of 21 What is an example of a normative history-graded change? A child who grew up during the time of 9/11 13 of 21 What is an example of a nonnormative age related change? Genetic influences 14 of 21 ____ periods are more common in animal research than in studies with humans. Critical 15 of 21 What research method is used to observe people in their natural environment? Naturalistic observation 16 of 21 Which research method allows researchers to quickly gather information? Surveys 17 of 21 What is the range in which a correlation can occur? -1.00 to + 1.00 18 of 21 What research method involves participants in a group being studied several times? Longitudinal studies 19 of 21 Which research method allows quick access to data about age differences? Cross-sectional designs 20 of 21 Which research method can identify cause-effect relationships? Experiments 21 of 21
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