Human Development V2

What is the name of the fallacy that assumes a cause-and-effect relationship between two events simply because one occurred before the other?

Which design in Development Psychology examines the same group of people on multiple occasions over time?

What term refers to groups who lived during one period differing from groups who lived during another period in Development Psychology research?

In the Nature-Nurture Debate, what type of interaction describes the situation where the effects of genes depend on the environment?

What does the Nature-Nurture Debate emphasize about development?

Which factor determines whether a genetic risk factor for violent crimes will lead to violence according to Gene-Environment Interaction?

Why is the Cross Sectional Design vulnerable to cohort effects?

What is a significant drawback of using a Longitudinal Design to study human development?

'Children who possess a gene for low levels of monoamine oxidase (MAO) as associated with elevated risk for committing violent crimes.' - Which concept from the text explains this scenario?

'False assumption that because one event occurred before another event, it must have caused that event' - Which term describes this fallacy?

Which theorist is known for presenting the first complete account of cognitive development?

What process involves altering a belief to make it more compatible with experience?

At what age range do children typically enter the Concrete Operations Stage according to Piaget?

What milestone marks the Sensorimotor stage according to Piaget?

Which concept involves the ability to think about things that are not present in immediate surroundings?

What stage is characterized by an ability to understand hypothetical reasoning beyond the present?

In Piaget's theory, what does assimilation refer to?

What does Piaget's theory suggest is the end point of cognitive development?

What is the main purpose of scaffolding in education?

At what age does stranger anxiety typically peak, based on the provided information?

According to Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess, what percentage of children are classified as 'Difficult Infants' based on temperament?

What did Harry Harlow's research on infant monkeys primarily demonstrate?

What percentage of children exhibit 'Secure Attachment' according to Ainsworth's categories?

In which stage of Erikson's model does the main challenge involve developing an identity?

'Postconventional' stage in Kohlberg's Moral Development focuses on what?

'Emerging Adulthood' according to Erikson occurs between which ages?

[Missing word] is the emotional connection we share with those to whom we feel closest.

[Missing word] is the phase of learning during which children are receptive and can benefit from instruction.

What is the main drawback of using the Cross Sectional Design in Development Psychology research?

In the Nature-Nurture Debate, what does the concept of Gene-Environment Interaction emphasize?

What is a potential consequence of using a Longitudinal Design in Development Psychology research?

Which situation illustrates the Post Hoc Fallacy as described in the text?

What is an essential characteristic of the Nature-Nurture Debate according to the text?

Which concern arises due to using a Cross Sectional Design in studying human development according to the provided text?

What is the term for the emotional style that appears early in development and is largely genetic in origin?

What do infants experience when they are disturbed by new stimuli but gradually adjust?

Which mother did infant monkeys prefer due to contact comfort in Harry Harlow's research?

At what age range does stranger anxiety typically peak based on the information provided?

In Ainsworth's attachment categories, what percentage of children exhibit Secure Attachment?

'Imprinting' involves baby birds following and attaching to which type of object?

'Emerging Adulthood' according to Erikson occurs between which ages?

'Postconventional' stage in Kohlberg's Moral Development focuses on what?

What is the main characteristic of the Preoperational Stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development?

What distinguishes Primary Sex Characteristics from Secondary Sex Characteristics?

Which theorist highlighted the significance of social and cultural influences on cognitive development?

Which stage in Piaget's theory involves children's understanding of hypothetical reasoning beyond the present?

What is the impact of menarche and spermarche on individuals?

In Piaget's theory, what cognitive milestone is characteristic of the Sensorimotor Stage?