HD 202 E1 Samplex 2018 Flashcards
Oedipal complex begins at:
A. 0-2 years
B. 2-4 years
C. 3-6 years
D. 7-10 years
C
The conflict during Middle Age (40-65) according to Erikson’s Stages:
A. Integrity vs Despair
B. Generativity vs. Stagnation
C. Intimacy vs Isolation
D. Industry vs Inferiority
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The following statements describes an optimal environment for growth and development EXCEPT:
A. Predictable events
B. Stable
C. Parents providing for the needs of the children
D. With all modern technology that can stimulate the child
D
The following statements are true about a normal family EXCEPT
A. Does not play a role in transmission of social roles and cultural values
B. Persons who share resources, responsibility for decision making, values, and goals, and have a commitment to each other over time
C. First venue for learning how to work, love, and be human
D. It is the unit most capable of providing basic needs
A
- Which are not paired correctly according to the Stages of the Life Cycle?
A. 3 to 6 years: Industry vs Inferiorty
B. Adolescence: Genital stage
C. Middle age: Generativity vs Stagnation
D. 0 to 1 years: Oral stage
A
The following statements are true during school age EXCEPT:
A. There is a period where the sexual drive of a child is presumed to be latent
B. Most important social problems of the child involve only the family
C. Upon entry to school, the child finds new roles.
D. Children start to have many friends and tend to group with the same gender
B
The following occurs during puberty EXCEPT:
A. Hormonal changes
B. Deepening of voice for males
C. Narrowing of hips and decrease in fat tissue for females
D. Development of pubic hair
C
The following statements are true about adolescence EXCEPT
A. Period of remarkable brain development
B. Significant synaptic pruning occurs
C. Myelination of nerve fibers is completed early during the early phase of adolescence
D. The teenager is exposed to more complex social environments and has more opportunities to form new relationships
C
The following problems are encountered during middle adulthood EXCEPT
A. Deciding what career path to take
B. Being caught between one’s children and one’s parents
C. Taking stock of one’s life and deciding on what to do with the rest of it
D. Missing children who have already left for college or are already living far from home.
A
The following are issues met during Late Adulthood based on Erikson’s Stages EXCEPT:
A. Being concerned over one’s generativity
B. Having economic security amidst retirement
C. Having to retire amidst still being able to work
D. Dealing with death of friends and siblings
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The last stage of Erikson’s stages of personality development
A. Generativity vs Stagnation
B. Integrity vs Despair
C. Intimacy vs Isolation
D. Industry vs Inferiority
B
The role of this stage according to Erikson is to plan and carry out actions and get along well with peers as an independent and autonomous person
A. Initiative vs Guilt
B. Identity vs Role confusion
C. Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
D. Industry vs Inferiority
A
characterized by the capacity for abstract thinking
A. Sensorimotor
B. Preoperational
C. Concrete operations
D. Formal Operations
D
At this stage, children see rules as fixed and absolute:
A. Obedience and punishment
B. Interpersonal concordance orientation
C. Individual exchange
D. Social contract
A
In this phase of separation-individuation, infant gets about on its own, first crawling and then moving freely, then begins to explore actively becoming more independent of the mother. The infant experiences itself as one with the mother.
A. Hatching
B. Practicing
C. Rapproachement
D. Symbiotic Phase
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Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Mother’s viral infection
A. Biological factor
B. Psychological factor
C. Social factor
D. Does not affect development
A
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Father was excited for a male child
A. Biological factor
B. Psychological factor
C. Social factor
D. Does not affect development
C
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Father is alcoholic
A. Biological factor
B. Psychological factor
C. Social factor
D. Does not affect development
C
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
Gerard tends to think that people are deliberate annoying him
A. Biological factor
B. Psychological factor
C. Social factor
D. Does not affect development
B
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Mother is breadwinner
A. Biological factor
B. Psychological factor
C. Social factor
D. Does not affect development
C
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Elder brother left
A. Predisposing factor
B. Precipitating factor
C. Perpetuating factor
D. Combination factor
B
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Delayed language and motor
development
A. Predisposing factor
B. Precipitating factor
C. Perpetuating factor
D. Combination factor
A
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Father constantly shouts at Gerard and his mother
A. Predisposing factor
B. Precipitating factor
C. Perpetuating factor
D. Combination factor
C
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Living in a slum area
A. Predisposing factor
B. Precipitating factor
C. Perpetuating factor
D. Combination factor
C
Gerard, 10 year old boy who was referred to the psychiatry clinic by the school for management of outbursts that have occurred more frequently in the last two weeks after Gerard’s elder brother went to work overseas. At the time of mother’s pregnancy, father was excitedly expecting a male child who he can carry his name. At birth, Gerard has a peculiar facie but the rest of his body was normal. During infancy and toddler period, he had delayed speech and motor development but was able to read at 8 years and is now in Grade 1 for the third time. Gerard’s family lives in a home in a slum in Manila. His father is unemployed, an alcoholic and is frequently shouting at both the mother and Gerard for trivial things. Mother is the breadwinner. She leaves Gerard to the care of a neighbor because she cannot count on her husband. Gerard is a difficult child. He tends to think that they are deliberately annoying him causing him to have frequent temper outbursts. Both parents dislike his unpredictable behavior.
- Repeated Grade 1 thrice
A. Predisposing factor
B. Precipitating factor
C. Perpetuating factor
D. Combination factor
D
Gender roles and statuses are acquired early in life thru
A. Play
B. Education
C. Imitation of parents
A
Difference between personality and personhood
A. Personality is social while personhood is individual
B. Personality is social while personhood is social
C. Personality is individual while personhood is social
D. Personality is individual while personhood is individual
C
Personalism as a cultural theme and script refers to:
A. The emphasis on family in early life
B. The emphasis on economic well-being in early life
C. The emphasis on personal relationships in early life
D. The emphasis on responsibility for the younger generation in early life
C
Familism refers to
A. The emphasis on family in early life
B. The emphasis on economic well-being in early life
C. The emphasis on personal relationships in early life
D. The emphasis on responsibility for the younger generation in early life
A
Culture is defined as:
A. Shared and learned behaviors passed within a group over time
B. Shared and learned behavior transmitted genetically
C. Shared and learned behavior acquired from books
D. Shared and learned behavior acquired from the internet
A
Culture that helps a group survive, hence it is called
A. Maladaptive
B. Adaptive
C. Fluid
D. Static
B
If you’re born into a group, the way of learning how they do things is:
A. Acculturation
B. Themetization
C. Enculturation
D. Commercialization
C
The broad general patterns of ways of living taken for granted as normal are known as:
A. Political economy
B. Micro Patterns
C. Cultural themes
D. Maladaptive processes
C
____________ enables us to behave, to see the world, and react to it emotionally.
A. Political economy
B. Micro Patterns
C. Cultural scripts
D. Maladaptive processes
C
Roles are:
A. Expectations within a social network
B. Places within a social network
C. Seeing each other within a social network
D. The essence of a social network
A
Statues are:
A. Expectations within a social network
B. Places within a social network
C. Seeing each other within a social network
D. The essence of a social network
B
Cultural scripts are
A. Absolute and therefore not subject to change
B. Flexible and subject to interpretation
C. Outside of the scope of culture
D. Irrelevant to daily life
B
What is a polygynous family?
A. 1 wife, 1 husband
B. 1 wife, several husbands
C. 1 husband, several wives
D. 1 husband, no wives
C
