A) feelings of inferiority
B) a sense of initiative
C) feelings of guilt
D) a general sense of mistrust
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A) It is best observed within a North American style of parent-child interaction.
B) It is influenced by racial differences.
C) It is expressed differently, depending on what is allowed by parents.
D) It develops as a result of the style of interactions between parent and child.
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A) a slow-to-warm-up child
B) an easy child
C) an uninhibited child
D) a difficult child
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A) the sequence of age-related changes that occur as a person progresses from birth to adulthood
B) the sequence of age-related changes that occur as a person progresses from conception to death
C) changes across the life span that result due to learning and socialization
D) maturity associated with adulthood
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A) fetal stage
B) conception
C) zygotic stage
D) embryonic stage
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A) the zygote
B) the embryo
C) the fetus
D) the chromosome
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A) sensitive periods in language development
B) necessary synaptic pruning
C) poor impulse control
D) regression
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A) major depressive disorder
B) obsessive-compulsive disorder
C) attention-deficit disorder
D) autistic spectrum disorder
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A) Object permanence may emerge earlier than Piaget suggested.
B) Children may be born with an ability to solve simple mathematical problems.
C) The preoperational period of development starts earlier than Piaget suggested.
D) Children master the concept of conservation earlier than Piaget suggested.
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A) He has not yet mastered object permanence.
B) He cannot assimilate changes in the shape of the sandwich.
C) He does not yet understand conservation.
D) He cannot accommodate changes in the shape of the sandwich.
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A) sensorimotor
B) concrete operational
C) formal
D) preoperational
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A) avoidant
B) secure
C) undeveloped
D) anxious-ambivalent
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A) behavioural changes that take place as people mature
B) biological changes that are predetermined based on genotype
C) changes in social behaviour that indicate underlying cognitive abilities
D) biological and behavioural changes that occur across the life span
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A) accommodation
B) shaping
C) assimilation
D) scaffolding
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A) seriation
B) hierarchical classification
C) conservation
D) inductive reasoning
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A) fetal
B) neonatal
C) germinal
D) embryonic
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A) personal principles
B) potential rewards
C) society's laws
D) risk of punishment
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A) fixation points
B) psychosocial crises
C) psychosexual crises
D) developmental tasks
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A) 15%
B) 20%
C) 25%
D) 40%
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A) a sense of industry
B) feelings of guilt
C) a sense of despair
D) feelings of inferiority
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