1. Unit 2 Review The Lifespan
Psychology 40S
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Unit 2 Review
The Lifespan

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3. 100 Question Internally programmed growth A: What is maturation? 100
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Of early and late maturing boys and girls, this group tends to be: sports stars, self-confident and/or leaders
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A: What are early maturing boys?
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Eating habits and exercise but not physical strength have the greatest effect on this area of life
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A: What is health?
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Over 40% of older people have one or more of these four most common chronic diseases
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A: What are diabetes, arthritis, heart disease and hypertension (high blood pressure)?
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7. DAILY DOUBLE
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This physical change is a common sign of middle age
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A: What is greying hair?
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8. 100 Question Learning the rules of behavior of one’s culture
A: What is socialization?
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This theory of childhood development assumes all children have strong sexual and aggressive urges
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A: What is psychosexual?
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This theory of childhood development recognizes that winning social approval is very important
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A: What is psychosocial?
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This theory of childhood development recognizes the importance of interacting with others
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A: What is social learning?
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Fewer responsibilities and increased isolation and loneliness can lead to this disorder in old age
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A: What is depression?
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13. 100 Question This reflects both traditionally male and female roles
A: What is androgyny?
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This theory assumes that gender roles are learned by observing and imitating models
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A: What is social learning theory?
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15. 300 Question The four theories of gender development
A: What are biological, psychoanalytic, social learning and cognitive-development theories ?
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16. 400 Question Sexual or gender identity refers to this
A: What is anatomical / biological sex?
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Oversimplified generalizations about the characteristics that apply to males and females
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A: What are gender stereotypes?
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Changing one’s schema to include new objects and experiences
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A: What is accomodation?
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Piaget said this stage is the time when a child can use mental representations of an object while thinking
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A: What is preoperational?
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This type of intelligence is the ability to use accumulated knowledge
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A: What is crystallized intelligence?
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Elkind said problems such as: faulting authority, arguing, indecision, hypocrisy, self-consciousness, and “invulnerability” are due to this
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A: What is immature and abstract thinking?
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A small percentage of older adults will develop this disorder, characterized by memory loss, disorientation, altered personality and impaired attention
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A: What is senile dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease)?
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Marcia used this term to describe adolescents who have examined issues and made their own choices
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A: What is identity achievement?
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Erikson viewed this developmental stage as a time of conflict and crisis
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A: What is adolescence?
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During adolescence, this group generally sets the standard on fashion and taste in music
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A: What is peer group?
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He viewed building an identity as a unique task of adolescence
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A: Who is Erikson?
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He said adolescents must complete developmental tasks such as: accepting body, developing relationships, independence from parents, preparing for vocation, etc.
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A: Who is Havighurst?
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He said adult men go through an age-thirty crisis and mid-life transition
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A: Who is Levinson?
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Withdrawal from friends, talking about suicide, and bulimia nervosa may be warning signs of this disorder
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A: What is teenage depression?
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The rules for arranging language symbols to produce new meaning is called this
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A: What is grammar?
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31. 400 Question Prejudice or discrimination against the elderly
A: What is ageism?
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Troubled teens may not just “outgrow” their problems. Sadly the suicide rate has done this in the past 50 years
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A: What is tripled?
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33. Final Jeopardy Question
The name of the daycare on Watt Street where children’s behavior was recently studied
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A: What is Care-A-Lot?
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