Growth and Development theories Flashcards
From the following task which would signify obtainment of the virtue of love?
Acceptance
Friendship
Child-rearing
Productivity
Friendship
Determine a chief characteristic of a child in the sensorimotor stage of cognitive development.
The child is object-oriented.
The child engages in symbolic play.
The child is developing abstract reasoning.
The child is able to solve problems.
The child is object-oriented.
Determine an element that is incorporated by Bandura’s work in social learning.
Isolation
Stagnation
Affection
Observation
Observation
Propose a main theme of the Oedipus complex.
Establishment of a solid parent–child dyad
Delayed onset of puberty in male children secondary to penis envy
The jealousy that a boy feels toward his father
Inability to form adult nonsexual relationships secondary to delayed sexual maturation
The jealousy that a boy feels toward his father
Propose what occurs during the second stage of psychosexual development.
There is a potential for destructive behaviors commencing.
Children become more self-aware.
There is a struggle with independence and trust.
The id dominates everything.
There is a potential for destructive behaviors commencing.
Matty is 16 years old and just moved to a small rural town from a major metropolitan center. Matty appears to be a bit withdrawn, dresses in darker clothes, identifies as nonbinary, and prefers the pronoun they. Determine the major developmental task that Matty is in the process of mastering.
Developing self-confidence
Doubting self-efficacy
Seeking intimacy
Exploring morality
Exploring morality
Identify a major developmental task of a 2-year-old within the context of Erikson’s theory.
Feeling fear when attempting new tasks
Interacting with peers
Developing self-control
Experiencing a loss of self-esteem
Developing self-control
Explain why a clinician should be well-versed in cognitive development theory.
Cognitive development informs personality.
Learning about normal development helps a clinician understand deviations.
Understanding this theory helps a clinician diagnose mental illnesses.
This theory underpins unconscious desire.
Learning about normal development helps a clinician understand deviations.
Determine an element that is incorporated by Bandura’s work in social learning.
Identity
Affection
Memory
Isolation
Memory
Determine a characteristic of the “id” according to Freud.
Ethical
Hedonistic
Moral
Frigid
Hedonistic
Predict an unsuccessful outcome of the Oedipus complex according to Freud.
Immaturity
Impotence
Pedophilia
Coprophilia
Pedophilia
Propose a statement that accurately reflects social learning theory.
Aggressive behavior occurs spontaneously, irrespective of social context.
Rewards and punishments in classical conditioning underscore self-efficacy in social learning.
A shared experience can mitigate the results of behavioral outcomes.
Individuals learn by imitating observed behaviors in others.
Individuals learn by imitating observed behaviors in others.
A new mom brings her 6-week-old in for a well-check. The baby was born prematurely and does not have a strong sucking reflex. Predict a potential consequence that this baby may suffer upon reaching adulthood.
Manipulative personality
Low self-esteem
Inability to form relationships
Sexual perversion
Manipulative personality
From the following task which would signify obtainment of the virtue of love?
Dating
Productivity
Acceptance
Child-rearing
Dating
Identify a major developmental task of a 2-year-old within the context of Erikson’s theory.
Experiencing a loss of self-esteem
Toilet training
Feeling fear when attempting new tasks
Doubting self-efficacy
Toilet training
Propose a main theme of the Oedipus complex.
Delayed onset of puberty in male children secondary to penis envy
Inability to form adult nonsexual relationships secondary to delayed sexual maturation
Castration anxiety resulting from the fear of castration as a consequence of desiring the mother
Unrequited sexual desire for a sibling resulting in dysfunctional relationships
Castration anxiety resulting from the fear of castration as a consequence of desiring the mother
Theorize why Freud rejected the Electra complex.
Freud simply had no respect for Carl Jung.
He did not believe that penis envy was a real problem.
Freud believed that a child’s identification with the same-gendered parent is not successful.
He believed that the Oedipus complex is equally applicable to boys and girls.
He believed that the Oedipus complex is equally applicable to boys and girls.
Stewart, a 9-year-old boy, cannot stop talking about school, his friends, and all of the new things that he can do better than everyone else. Determine the developmental task that he is exhibiting mastery of.
Asserting self-control
Recognizing major disparities in his abilities relative to others
Preventing loss of self-esteem
Interacting with his peers
Recognizing major disparities in his abilities relative to others
Determine a chief characteristic of a child in the sensorimotor stage of cognitive development.
The child is object-oriented.
The child is able to solve problems.
The child is developing abstract reasoning.
The child engages in symbolic play.
The child is object-oriented.
