1. 15
£1 Million 14
£500, 000 13
£250,000 12
125,000 11
£64,000 10
£32,000 9
£16,000 8
£8,000 7
£4,000 6
£2,000 5
£1,000 4
£500 3
£300 2
£200 1
£100

2. The ability to make sense of a new situation is called...
£100
The ability to make sense of a new situation is called...
50:50 A:
Equilibration B:
Schema
Accommodation C:
Accommodation D:
Assimilation

3. Excellent!

4. Unlucky!
That’s incorrect

5. £200
What is the thread like structure composed of DNA and protein and is
found in the nucleus of cells called?
50:50 A:
Chromosome B:
Phenotype C:
Genotype D:
Genes

6. Excellent!

7. Sorry
That’s incorrect…

8. Sensitive responsiveness does NOT mean...
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Sensitive responsiveness does NOT mean...
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Using skills of social perception to respond to the child's needs A:
Paying attention to infants B: C:
Giving inconsistent care D:
Creating trust and security

9. Fantastic

10. Oh dear!
That’s incorrect…

11. £500 50:50 Which researcher measured the testosterone levels
in the salvia of 692 male prisoners and showed a link between the
levels of testosterone and violence
50:50 A:
Dabbs et al (1995) B:
Berko (1958) C:
Baumrind (1967, 1971) D:
Triseliotis (1980)

12. Brilliant

13. Sorry
That’s incorrect…

14. language) which maturational feature is present?
£1,000
If development happens in a succession of stages (i.e. motor milestones and
language) which maturational feature is present?
50:50 A:
Universality B:
Critical Period C:
Unchanging D:
Invariant Sequence

15. Well done!

16. You should have thought of your experiments!
Unlucky!
You should have thought of your experiments!

17. Which method is NOT used by Bower & Wishart?
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Bower & Wishart (1972) carried out an alternative test of object permanence.
Which method is NOT used by Bower & Wishart?
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Hiding the toy under a blanket A:
Turned off the light B:
Used infants aged between 1 – 4mths C:
Used a camera D:

18. Super!

19. Oh no!
That’s incorrect!…

20. £4,000
During which period of cognitive development, do children begin to use
symbols such as words and images or animism?
50:50 A:
Concrete Operations B:
Intuitive
D: Preconceptual C:
Sensorimotor D:
Preconceptual

21. Very good!

22. Incorrect
So near and yet so far!

23. In Hughes study of egocentrism, what percentage of
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In Hughes study of egocentrism, what percentage of
children aged between 3½ - 5yrs were able to decentre?
50:50 A:
60% B:
70%
C: 90%
80% C:
90% D:

24. Very good!

25. Sorry!
That’s incorrect…

26. £16,000
The process of genetically determined development stored in a persons
genotype, which gives instructions about the sequence and timing of
development is called...?
50:50 A:
Universality B:
Ethological
D: Maturation C:
Unchanging D:
Maturation

27. Very good!

28. Unlucky
That’s incorrect…

29. £32,000 50:50 According to Schaffer and Emerson (1964) attachments
are most noticeable in infants at what age?
50:50
Digestion A:
0 – 2yrs B:
9mths – 3yrs
B:9mths- 3yrs C:
Digestion
2mths – 3yrs D:
3mths – 4yrs

30. Brilliant!

31. Unfortunately…
That’s incorrect!

32. £64,000
Which study concluded that children can conserve earlier than
Piaget claimed and that the methodology of his test was flawed?
50:50
Bower & Wishart (1972)
C: McGarrigle & Donaldson A:
Langlois & Downs (1980) B:
McGarrigle & Donaldson (1974) C: D:
Tizard & Tizard (1971)

33. Well done!

34. I’m sorry
That’s incorrect…

35. Which of these is NOT a negative feature of the Learning
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Which of these is NOT a negative feature of the Learning
Theory?
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Little empirical evidence that rewarding behaviour shapes future behaviour A: B:
Ignores genetic & biological influences
Ignores cognition as an incomplete account of human learning
Focuses on a narrow range of environmental influences C: D:

36. Very good!

37. You should have got that one!
Incorrect
You should have got that one!

38. £250,000 50:50 Which of these is an incorrect evaluation of Piaget’s
Cognitive Development?
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Used a small sample drawn from a narrow population
D: used a wide population to draw a large sample A:
Little evidence of distinct stages B:
Design & procedure resulted in underestimates of cognitive ability
Used a wide population to draw a large sample C: D:

39. Excellent!

40. Wrong Choice!
That’s incorrect…

41. £500,000
Kagan et al (1980) compared the effects of children who spent 7hrs
in day care with children reared entirely at home. Which one is
NOT one of the 3 variables Kagan used
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Cognitive/ intellectual development
Attachment to mother A: B: C:
Cultural variations D:
Social Development

42. Very Good!

43. Sorry!
That’s incorrect…

44. Giving arguments for and against
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In exam terminology, ‘discuss’ does not mean ...
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Giving the meaning of
Giving arguments for and against A: B:
Giving a short summary
Giving a conclusion supported with appropriate evidence C: D:

45. Fantastic!

46. You were nearly a millionaire!
Unlucky
You were nearly a millionaire!

47. Thank you for playing!
Thank you for playing!