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 Matty appears to be a bit withdrawn, dresses in darker clothes, identifies as nonbinary, and prefers the pronoun they.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
