You will have 30 minutes in which to complete this exam. There are two parts to it. Part I. (Multiple choice, 10 items, 2 points each): Write the letter corresponding to the one best available answer in the blank beside the item number. If more than one alternative is correct, there should be an answer indicating “all of the above”, and you would choose the letter corresponding to it; if none of the alternatives is correct, then there should be an answer indicating “none of the above”, and you would choose that phrase’s letter. Part II. (True or False, 10 items, 2 points each):Circle "T" (true) if the statement asserts a fact or correct assertion; circle "F" if the assertion in the statement is incorrect or inaccurat
Cognitive Flexibility
Cautiousness
Visual acuity
Ability to hear high pitched sounds
Adolescents often experience psychological distress reflecting an "identity crisis”.
The support necessary for psychological development to proceed normally must be social, but need not be specifically sexual.
There are several important stages of psychological development beyond adolescence.
All of the above.
Sex role orientation.
Sense of generativity.
Identity crisis.
None of the above.
Gender differences evident at a particular age may not be evident earlier or later in development.
Gender differences found on one test thought to measure some psychological construct may not be equally apparent when that phenomenon is indexed by some alternative test or measure.
Secular trends may affect the reliability of average gender differences in behavior.
All of the above
Id.
Superego.
Ego
Superid.
Depression and hallucination.
Sublimation and denial.
Intellectualization and asceticism.
None of the above.
Adolescence is especially focused on a search for a sense of identity.
Adolesdcence as a social phenomenon is best defined in terms of the emergence of secondary sex characteristics like pubic hair.
Adolescence appears to reflect cultural expectations more than other parts of the lifespan.
Adolescence is characterized by constantly increased interest in peers, and conformity to their values and norms
Chronological age.
Physical size.
Physical pubescence.
Achievement of a mature sense of self-identity.
R. Havighurst
A. Gesell
G. S. Hall
R.C.Benidict
There have been historical trends toward puberty occuring at earlier ages.
There is a great deal of variation from index to index of puberty (e.g., ages for growth spurt vs. emergence of pubic hair).
On average, females reach it at an earlier age than males.
All of the above.
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