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$100 - Introduction

The study of how people grow and

change over the lifespan

$100 Answer from Introduction

What is developmental psychology?

$200 - Introduction

The debate of the role of heredity and

the role of the environment on

development

$200 Answer from Introduction

What is the nature – nurture debate?

$300 - Introduction

The period of prenatal

development that begins at 8 weeks

and continues through birth

$300 Answer from Introduction

What is the fetal period?

$400 - Introduction

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Basic, innate disposition

Three types identified: easy, slow-to-warm-up,

and difficult

$400 Answer from Introduction

What is temperament?

$500 Question from Introduction

Environmental agents such as drugs or chemicalsthat can have a profound effect during

prenatal development and produce a birth defect

$500 Answer from Introduction

What are teratogens?

$100 – Prenatal Development

The new cell formed by the

union of an egg and sperm

$100 Answer from Prenatal Development

What is the zygote?

$200 – Prenatal Development

Consequences of consumption of moderate to large amounts of alcohol during prenatal development

$200 Answer from Prenatal Development

What is fetal alcohol syndrome?FAS

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Formation of the heart, brain, and intestinal tract occurs during thisperiod of prenatal development

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What is the embryonic period?

$400 – Prenatal Development

Extra chromosome that resultsin an intellectual disorder (mental retardation) and

other physical characteristics

$400 Answer from Prenatal Development

What is Down Syndrome?

$500 – Prenatal Development

Period of prenatal developmentthat lasts from week 2 through

week 8

$500 Answer from Prenatal Development

What is the embryonic period?

$100 - Infancy

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A sudden loud noise may causethe newborn to fling out their arms, fan their fingers, and arch their back

$100 Answer from Infancy

What is the startle reflex?

$200 - Infancy

Positive emotional bond betweena child and particular individual

$200 Answer from Infancy

What is attachment?

$300 - Infancy

This type of attachment is displayed whenthe child displays distress

when the mother leaves and goesto her when she returns

$300 Answer from Infancy

What is secure attachment?

$400 - Infancy

The outcome of this classic study with infant monkeys

concluded the importance of contact comfort

$400 Answer from Infancy

What is psychologist Harry Harlow’s classic study/experiment ?

$500 - Infancy

This reflex (unlearned, involuntary response) is tested by stroking a newborn’s foot.

$500 Answer from Infancy

What is the Babinkski?

$100 - Parenting

This type of parent expects their children to obey orders without question.

Because I said so!

$100 - Parenting

What is the authoritarianparenting style?

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This type of parent sets clear limits for their children, uses reasoning, and encourages

them to achieve goals.

$200 - Parenting

What is authoritative parenting?

$300 - Parenting

Developmental psychologist that studied parenting styles

$300 Answer - Parenting

Who is Diane Baumrind?

$400 - Parenting

Although they may still be nurturing,this parent is very relaxed and inconsistent

with discipline

$400 Answer - Parenting

What is overly permissive parenting?

$500 - Parenting

The outcome is a self-confident,self-reliant child who has good

social skills

$500 Answer - Parenting

What is authoritative parenting?

$100 - Mixed

According to Piaget, children early in the sensorimotor

stage have not masteredthis concept because they

do not realize that people continueto exist even though they can’t be seen.

$100 Answer from Mixed

What is object permanence?

$200 Question from Mixed

According to Piaget,the ability to use language and symbols

first appear during this stage

$200 Answer from Mixed

What is the preoperational stage?

$300 - Mixed

According to Lawrence Kohlberg, a person who behaves with the desire to please other members

of society would be at this levelof moral reasoning.

$300 Answer from Mixed

What is the conventional levelof moral development?

$400 - Mixed

This theory states that successfulaging is related to the extent

to which older adultsmaintain their interests and level

of social interaction.

$400 Answer from Mixed

What is the activity theory?

$500 - Mixed

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According to Dr. Kubler-Ross, people thatare facing death experience

these stages.

$500 Answer from Mixed

Denial, anger, bargaining,depression, and acceptance

Final Jeopardy

According to Erik Erikson, Roger is a teenagerthat is trying to discern what makes him different

from everyone else. He is analyzing his own strengths and weaknesses during

this stage (crisis).

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What is identity versusIdentity-role-confusion?