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According to Freud's theory, what could happen if an individual fails to progress through a stage of development?
According to Freud's theory, what could happen if an individual fails to progress through a stage of development?
- The libido becomes fixated at that stage (correct)
- The libido is redirected to another stage
- The development process halts
- The libido loses energy
How does Erikson differ from Freud in his approach to development?
How does Erikson differ from Freud in his approach to development?
- Erikson's theory ignores the impact of early childhood experiences
- Erikson focuses on social interaction and conflicts throughout life (correct)
- Erikson's theory has fewer developmental stages than Freud's
- Erikson emphasizes the role of unconscious desires
What is a key principle of behaviorism in child development according to Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner?
What is a key principle of behaviorism in child development according to Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner?
- Environmental factors have no impact on behavior
- Development results from internal cognitive processes
- Psychology should focus on observable behaviors (correct)
- Behavior is primarily influenced by genetic factors
Which type of learning is associated with Ivan Pavlov according to the text?
Which type of learning is associated with Ivan Pavlov according to the text?
What is the definition of a neutral stimulus?
What is the definition of a neutral stimulus?
According to Skinner, what is an unconditioned response?
According to Skinner, what is an unconditioned response?
How did Bowlby suggest early relationships with caregivers impact child development?
How did Bowlby suggest early relationships with caregivers impact child development?
What did Jean Piaget's cognitive theory focus on?
What did Jean Piaget's cognitive theory focus on?
At what stage of cognitive development, according to Piaget, does a child use logical operations or principles when solving problems?
At what stage of cognitive development, according to Piaget, does a child use logical operations or principles when solving problems?
Why do children under age 7 intuitively assume that a volume of liquid increases when poured from a short, wide container into a taller, thinner one?
Why do children under age 7 intuitively assume that a volume of liquid increases when poured from a short, wide container into a taller, thinner one?
During which stage in Piaget's theory do children typically misjudge the quantity of liquid in containers based on their height?
During which stage in Piaget's theory do children typically misjudge the quantity of liquid in containers based on their height?
What is characteristic of children in the formal operations stage, according to Piaget's theory?
What is characteristic of children in the formal operations stage, according to Piaget's theory?
What is the term for the repetition of vowel sounds by infants, typically starting at 6-8 weeks?
What is the term for the repetition of vowel sounds by infants, typically starting at 6-8 weeks?
Which play type involves a child playing alone even when in the presence of other children?
Which play type involves a child playing alone even when in the presence of other children?
What parenting style enforces rigid rules and demands strict obedience to authority?
What parenting style enforces rigid rules and demands strict obedience to authority?
At what age does early childhood growth become less explosive and rapid compared to infancy?
At what age does early childhood growth become less explosive and rapid compared to infancy?
What term refers to the child saying one word at a time?
What term refers to the child saying one word at a time?
'Want cookie' is an example of which type of speech according to the text?
'Want cookie' is an example of which type of speech according to the text?
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