Human Growth and Development

Question 1

Disequilibrium created by an event leads to a return to a state of equilibrium through:

Answer 1

Assimilation and accommodation.

Question 2

Assimilation has

Answer 2

No change to schema

Question 3

A change in schema is called

Answer 3

Accommodation

Question 4

Attachment theory theorists:

Answer 4

Bowlby & Ainsworth; Lorenz; Harlow

Question 5

Rhesus monkey experiment done by:

Answer 5

Harlow

Question 6

Imprinting is what theorist?

Answer 6

Lorenz

Question 7

The infant stranger situation experiment was done by?

Answer 7

Bowlby & Ainsworth

Question 8

The four attachment styles are

Answer 8

Securely attached, anxious avoidant, anxious ambivalent and disorganized

Question 9

Psycho social theorist is

Answer 9

Erikson

Question 10

What are the eight psychosocial stages?

Answer 10

Trust versus mistrust, autonomy versus shame and doubt, initiative versus guilt, industry versus inferiority, identity versus role confusion intimacy versus isolation, generativity versus stagnation, integrity versus despair

Question 11

What is the ocean model?

Answer 11

Openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

Question 12

Costa and McRae theorized the:

Answer 12

5 factor model of personality-OCEAN model

Question 13

Theorist of moral development?

Answer 13

Kohlberg

Question 14

Kohlberg’s theory of moral development has how many levels and how many stages?

Answer 14

Three levels, preconventional and conventional and post conventional. Six stages.

Question 15

What are the six stages of Kohlberg’s moral development?

Answer 15

Stage one is obedience and punishment. Stage two is instrumental hedonism. Stage three is good boy good girl. Stage four is Lon order. Stage five is social and moral contract. Stage six is universal ethical principles.

Question 16

Preconventional, conventional and post conventional are levels of what theory and theorist?

Answer 16

Moral Development; Kohlberg

Question 17

Who modified Kohlberg’s theory of moral development with three stages?

Answer 17

Gilligan

Question 18

Self focused, goal. Others focused, altruism. A balance with needs and altruism are the stages of whose theory on moral development?

Answer 18

Gilligan

Question 19

Piaget’s theory of moral development has 3 stages. What are they?

Answer 19

Premoral 0-4.
Moral realism 4-7.
Moral relativism 7+.

Question 20

Four goals of misbehavior are what?

Answer 20

Attention, power, revenge and display of inadequacy.

Question 21

Dreikers is the theorist for:

Answer 21

4 Goals of Misbehavior

Question 22

Five ethical principles are

Answer 22

Fidelity, autonomy, non-malfeasance, beneficence and justice