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Quiz on Woring Memory Model, Evolutionary Perspective, and Peer Relations.

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1.

What does the term 'innate' mean?
- A.
  
  Learned
- B.
  
  Given
- C.
  
  Inherited
- D.
  
  Made up
Correct Answer
C. Inherited
2.

What did Clarke-Stewart et al (1994) discover in relation to effects of daycare on peer relations?
- A.
  
  Children in group based daycare were more secluded
- B.
  
  Children raised at home were more sociable
- C.
  
  Daycare should be limited
- D.
  
  Children in group based daycare were better at negotiating with peers
Correct Answer
D. Children in group based daycare were better at negotiating with peers
3.

What did the EPPE project by Sylva et al (2003) consist of?
- A.
  
  Studying the impact of pre-school on young children's development
- B.
  
  Studying the impact of working mothers
- C.
  
  What issues affect parental attachment
- D.
  
  Affects of pre-school on imprinting
Correct Answer
A. Studying the impact of pre-school on young children's development
4.

How long is the 'critical period'?
- A.
  
  1 and a half years
- B.
  
  2 and a half years
- C.
  
  5 years
- D.
  
  1 year
Correct Answer
B. 2 and a half years
5.

Which two terms would you associate with the idea of early patterns of attachment affecting later life?
- A.
  
  'A critical period' and 'privation'
- B.
  
  'monotropy' and 'innate'
- C.
  
  'The continuity hypothesis' and 'a sensitive period'
- D.
  
  'monotropy' and 'the continuity hypothesis'
Correct Answer
D. 'monotropy' and 'the continuity hypothesis'
6.

What are the three main components of the working memory model?
- A.
  
  The central executive, rehearsal loop, and phonological loop
- B.
  
  The visou-spatial scratchpad, phonological loop and LTM
- C.
  
  LTM, rehearsal loop, STM
- D.
  
  The central executive, the phonological loop, the visuo spatial scratchpad.
Correct Answer
D. The central executive, the phonological loop, the visuo spatial scratchpad.
7.

What did Field (1991) find about children who spend time in daycare?
- A.
  
  They have lower IQs
- B.
  
  They're less sociable
- C.
  
  They have more friends
- D.
  
  They show less affection
Correct Answer
C. They have more friends
8.

According to Bowlby, what does an attachment provide in the short term?
- A.
  
  Food and safety
- B.
  
  A template for relationships
- C.
  
  An innate tendancy
- D.
  
  A higher IQ
Correct Answer
A. Food and safety
9.

Who designed the WMM?
- A.
  
  Baddeley (1974)
- B.
  
  Bowlby (2000)
- C.
  
  Glazer and Cuntiz (1966)
- D.
  
  Baddeley (1966)
Correct Answer
A. Baddeley (1974)
10.

What is one important deature of Bowlby's theory?
- A.
  
  Attachment can occur at any point in life
- B.
  
  Infants and carers learn to become attached
- C.
  
  Attachment takes place during a critical period
- D.
  
  Attachment is based on conditioning
Correct Answer
C. Attachment takes place during a critical period
11.

What are the three parts of LTM in the WMM?
- A.
  
  Visual, central executive, language.
- B.
  
  Episodic, visual, visuo-spatial scratchpad
- C.
  
  Visual, phonological loop, episodic
- D.
  
  Visual, language, episodic
Correct Answer
D. Visual, language, episodic

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Ellen And Joss' Psychology Quiz

What does the term 'innate' mean?

What did Clarke-Stewart et al (1994) discover in relation to effects of daycare on peer relations?

What did the EPPE project by Sylva et al (2003) consist of?

How long is the 'critical period'?

Which two terms would you associate with the idea of early patterns of attachment affecting later life?

What are the three main components of the working memory model?

What did Field (1991) find about children who spend time in daycare?

According to Bowlby, what does an attachment provide in the short term?

Who designed the WMM?

What is one important deature of Bowlby's theory?

What are the three parts of LTM in the WMM?