S02 Introduction To Psychology II Exam 5 Answers (Ashworth College)
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A. Any type of communication is a language.<br />
B. All languages involve the making of sounds.<br />
C. Language allows a near infinite number of novel ideas to be communicated.<br />
D. Scientists are surprised that humans evolved to use language, because it<br />
probably wasn’t very beneficial for our prehistoric ancestors.<br />
Question 28 of 40<br />
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After greeting her relatives at the airport, Joey’s mother leaves him with his grandmother and<br />
gets the luggage. Eight-month-old Joey becomes fearful of the stranger holding him and begins<br />
to cry. This distress would be an example of<br />
A. insecure attachment. B. separation anxiety. C. avoidant attachment.<br />
D. sensorimotor thinking.<br />
Question 29 of 40<br />
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According to Noam Chomsky, the human brain contains an innate mental module called<br />
_______ that allows young children to develop language if they’re exposed to an adequate<br />
sampling of conversation.<br />
A. telegraphic speech B. universal grammar C. object permanence<br />
D. theory of mind<br />
Question 30 of 40<br />
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Behavioral and social-cognitive learning theorists generally believe that gender socialization<br />
begins<br />
A. at the child’s birth or soon after.<br />
B. when the child comprehends speech.<br />
C. when children label themselves boys or girls.<br />
D. when children have developed a secure gender identity.<br />
Question 31 of 40<br />
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_______ is a method of child rearing in which the parent appeals to the child’s own abilities,<br />
sense of responsibility, and feelings for others in correcting the child’s misbehavior.<br />
A. Induction B. Power assertion C. Delay gratification D. Accommodation<br />
Question 32 of 40<br />
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<strong>To</strong>day, a developmental psychologist studying moral development is likely to emphasize<br />
A. how children learn to regulate their own emotions and behavior.<br />
B. the distinct stages of moral development.<br />
C. the development of the universal human rights orientation.<br />
D. how young children lack a moral sense.