Comp exam Prep 2 Human development Flashcards

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In Erickson’s 8 stage theory of development, the 8th stage “integrity vs despair” presents the challenge of accepting the finality of life. Such acceptance is achieved by the person who ____

  • can distinguish between the various roles he or she has played
  • has reached a postconventional level of moral development
  • is economically independent
  • has met all the challenges of all the previous stages
A

has met all the challenges of all the previous stages

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For C.G. Jung, the concept of “individuation” means

  • leaving home and establishing your own place to live
  • becoming a unique individual at any stage of life
  • parents treating each child differently
  • following your life script
A

becoming a unique individual at any stage of life

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Individuals should make decisions that are consistent with their personal beliefs and principles. This statement fits with which of the following of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development?

  • Egotistic orientation
  • Respect for authority
  • legalistic orientation
  • conscience orientation
A

conscience orientation

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Kohlberg’s theory includes 3 progressive levels culminating in

  • self-actualization
  • principled thought
  • androgyny
  • freedom from moral dilemmas
A

principled thought

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A counselor determines fees for monthly consultation services on a job-by job basis. This is an example of which of the following types of reinforcement schedules.

  • fixed ratio
  • variable ratio
  • fixed interval
  • variable interval
A

variable ratio

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Competitiveness between children in the same family is known as _________

  • Oedipal conflict
  • the Electra complex
  • individuation
  • sibling rivalry
A

sibling rivalry

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Counseling is based on the idea of healthy human growth occurring naturally. The role of the counselor is to

  • remove barriers to naturally occurring development
  • remove negative influences in a client’s life
  • learn about appropriate values and behaviors on the client’s behalf
  • influence the client towards healthy behavior
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remove barriers to naturally occurring development

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Lewin suggests that healthy development moves towards all of the following EXCEPT

  • more complex personality structure
  • greater self differentiation
  • simpler cognitive complexity
  • expanded time perception
A

simpler cognitive complexity

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Which is considered to be the most stressful for clients?

  • beginning a new school
  • going on vacation
  • changing residence
  • death of a spouse
A

death of a spouse

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Within the context of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, ________ needs supersede all others

  • safety
  • esteem
  • belongingness
  • physiological
A

physiological

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Adler focused most on

  • psychological weaknesses
  • social urges
  • psychosexual urges
  • cognitive structures
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social urges

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The stage of life in which adults often question their existing lifestyle and attempt to make changes is called the ________ transition.

  • early adult
  • midlife
  • settling down
  • retirement
A

midlife

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13
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Some counselors follow a moral development theory that is specifically geared towards females, which was developed by

  • Gilligan
  • Piaget
  • Kohlberg
  • Moss
A

Gilligan

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Piaget was primarily concerned with

  • social development
  • moral development
  • physical development
  • cognitive development
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cognitive development

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In the ‘synergistic stage’ of racial identity development, the person who is a member of a racial minority group

  • adopts the worldview of the dominant culture
  • has previously held beliefs disconfirmed
  • fully understands the heritage of the minority group
  • adopts a pluralistic worldview
A

adopts a pluralistic worldview

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In social learning theory, the client’s imitative behaviors of a model person are more likely to occur when the client

  • identifies closely with the model
  • sees themselves as different from the model
  • is above average in intelligence
  • is high in self-esteem
A

identifies closely with the model

17
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Inappropriate stereotypes of older persons include which of the following?

  • They are the fastest growing segment of society
  • they mostly live in nursing homes
  • most of them are resource-poor
  • many experience problems associated with polypharmacy
A

they mostly live in nursing homes

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In Loevinger’s Impulsive Stage of ego development, the child separates from parents by an exercise of will. A primary characteristic of this stage is

  • the child is cooperative but independent
  • the child lacks impulse control
  • the child is unconcerned with sexuality
  • the child follows parental rules closely
A

the child lacks impulse control

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An insurance company wants to know if a client has a phobia or an anxiety reaction. The distinction between the two is

  • that age at which the symptoms started
  • how easily the symptoms were eliminated
  • how specific the source of the fear was
  • how frequently the symptoms are experienced
A

how specific the source of the fear was

20
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A basic principle of human development is that a person’s functioning

  • develops through interactions among human organism subsystems
  • develops separately in terms of emotion and cognition
  • moves towards more concrete perspectives on the world
  • is completely developed by age 30
A

develops through interactions among human organism subsystems