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Sensation; perception
Basic perception; intermodal perception
Perception; sensation
Reception; senation
Mild depression and anxiety
Severe depression and anxiety
Hallucinations and delusions
None of the above
It's in his genes
He's just a late bloomer
He was raised by incompetent parents
He probably had a traumatic prenatal period
Punish Cathy for her carelessness
Ignore the event entirely
Quickly clean up the mess so Cathy doesn't experience any shame or doubt.
Recognize that Cathy needs to experience some shame and doubt for the best psychosocial development.
Cognitive development
Kinesthetic development
Biological development
Socioemotional development
Were less likely to be violent as they played in the same setting
Were more likely to be violent as they played in the same setting
Were not influenced by the model at all
Boys were more likely to be violent but girls were less likely to be violent
Individual
Microsystem
Exosystem
Chronosystem
Equals
Does not equal
Proves
Is not related to
Ethnic value-free
Ethnicity interpretation
Ethnic gloss
None of these
Varying both genetics and the environment.
Holding both the environment and genetics constant.
Holding an environment constant while varying genetics.
Holding genetics constant while varying the environment.
One-sided evoluionsim
Physical evolutionism
Bidirectional
Monodirectional
XX chromosome pattern
XY chromosome pattern
XXY chromosome pattern
YY chromosome pattern
Nature
Nurture
Continuity
Maturation
The adoptive families experienced superior bonding and attachment in comparison to the control group families.
The families created by reproductive technologies experienced inferior bonding and attachment in comparison to the control group families.
The families created by natural conception were more cohesive.
There were no differences between the three types of families on any of the measures of children's socioemotional development.
Active (niche-picking) genotype-environment
Evocative genotype-environment
Passive genotype-environment
Shared environmental
A home
A daycare center
A child-study lab at the university
A sporting event
Shared experiences; nonshared experiences
Emergence; non-emergence
Heredity; environment
Genotype; phenotype
Kangaroo care
Neonatal holding
Toddler bonding
None of these
Perceptual and motor development do not occur in isolation from one another but instead are coupled.
Perceptual and cognitive development do occur in isolation and are not coupled.
Perceptual development is always displayed separately.
Motor development is always displayed separately.
Uterus
Vagina
Fallopian tube
Cervix
Blood
Dead cells
Maternal wastes
The fertilized egg
The effects of chemicals on prenatal development can never be predicted.
One of the physicians is a female while the other is male.
Differing aspects of development are vulnerable to damage at different times during development.
Older doctors are taught to focus on organ formation while newly trained physicians focus on global aspects of development.
Smoked throughout her pregnancy.
Was exposed to German measles during her pregnancy.
Drank alcohol throughout her pregnancy.
Had AIDS when she was carrying Donald.
Rubella
Syphillis
Genital herpes
Chicken pox
Apgar Scale
Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
Sonography
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