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What is social referencing in the context of human development?
What is social referencing in the context of human development?
- A theory that explains how infants form attachments to their primary caregivers
- A term used to describe how children regulate their emotions without external cues
- A concept that defines the child's awareness of self and others' emotions
- A process by which children rely on others' emotional reactions to appraise a situation (correct)
According to Erikson, what psychological conflicts characterize the preschool years?
According to Erikson, what psychological conflicts characterize the preschool years?
- Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (correct)
- Industry vs. Inferiority
- Trust vs. Mistrust
- Initiative vs. Guilt
What is overregularization related to in language development?
What is overregularization related to in language development?
- A theory of how children acquire vocabulary during the toddler years
- The process of children applying grammatical rules too strictly, leading to errors (correct)
- A concept that explains how children learn multiple languages simultaneously
- A stage in language development where children exhibit stuttering behaviors
What is the purpose of the hippocampus in human development?
What is the purpose of the hippocampus in human development?
What did Bowlby's theory suggest about babies in the preattachment phase?
What did Bowlby's theory suggest about babies in the preattachment phase?
What crucial aspect of preschoolers' development does language contribute to?
What crucial aspect of preschoolers' development does language contribute to?
According to current research, what is the perspective on Freud's statement regarding guilt?
According to current research, what is the perspective on Freud's statement regarding guilt?
Which aspect of cognitive development involves acquiring moral behavior through modeling, according to specific theorists?
Which aspect of cognitive development involves acquiring moral behavior through modeling, according to specific theorists?
At what stage of development, according to Piaget, do children aged 7-11 years fall under?
At what stage of development, according to Piaget, do children aged 7-11 years fall under?
What part of the brain shows significant development during the school years?
What part of the brain shows significant development during the school years?
