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3/4/5 Study Guide Quiz - Human DevelopmentOnline version 3/4/5 Study Guide Quiz - Human Development by Lance Hiles A C D E F G L M N O P R S T U Starts with A During _____ , quantities of neurotransmitters change, such as a decrease in serotonin levels, which can cause mood swings and aggression. Starts with C In the _____ level, children are acutely sensitive to what other people want and think. In stage 3, this applies to other people. Starts with D James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we have not yet given any thought to making a decision, and we have not yet chosen. Starts with E According to ____ ____ , building an identity is a task that is unique to adolescence. Children live in the present and do not brood about themselves. Starts with F In the postconventional level, stage 5, a person is primarily concerned with whether a _____ . Starts with G Many _____ who mature early may feel embarrassed, and less self-confident. While late-maturing [same] get along with their peers more easily. Contains L Lawrence Kohlberg studied the development of moral reasoning by presenting children with moral _____ , usually about a man named Heinz who was poor and who needed to steal medication for his wife. Starts with M James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we seriously consider the issues, but have not made a commitment on any of them. Contains N People’s most common reaction to a terminal illness is shock, numbness, followed by _____ . They may assert that the doctors are incompetent or may refuse treatment. The following reactions are anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Contains O James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we make a firm commitment about issues, but the commitment is based on the suggestion of others, not on our own choice Starts with P In the _____ level, children are totally egocentric; They do not consider other people’s points of view. The child’s main concern is to avoid punishment. Contains R 5-Stages of Grief: Patient may enter _____ . They are aware of the loss of body, job, & life savings. It is best to allow people to express sadness and not force them to be cheerful. Other stages are anger, denial, bargaining, and acceptance. Starts with S The opposite of generativity is _____ , where adults choose to hang on to the past, perhaps taking part in the same sports or hobbies they did in youth. Contains T ____ ____ is accompanied by the man becoming a mentor to a younger person, similar to Erik Erikson’s generativity, which is using your wisdom to guide future generations. Contains U A _____ attached infant may protest mildly when mother leaves, but this child welcomes mother back when mother returns. This child is free of anger.

3/4/5 Study Guide Quiz - Human DevelopmentOnline version

3/4/5 Study Guide Quiz - Human Development

by Lance Hiles

Starts with A

During _____ , quantities of neurotransmitters change, such as a decrease in serotonin levels, which can cause mood swings and aggression.

Starts with C

In the _____ level, children are acutely sensitive to what other people want and think. In stage 3, this applies to other people.

Starts with D

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we have not yet given any thought to making a decision, and we have not yet chosen.

Starts with E

According to , building an identity is a task that is unique to adolescence. Children live in the present and do not brood about themselves.

Starts with F

In the postconventional level, stage 5, a person is primarily concerned with whether a _____ .

Starts with G

Many _____ who mature early may feel embarrassed, and less self-confident. While late-maturing [same] get along with their peers more easily.

Contains L

Lawrence Kohlberg studied the development of moral reasoning by presenting children with moral _____ , usually about a man named Heinz who was poor and who needed to steal medication for his wife.

Starts with M

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we seriously consider the issues, but have not made a commitment on any of them.

Contains N

People’s most common reaction to a terminal illness is shock, numbness, followed by _____ . They may assert that the doctors are incompetent or may refuse treatment. The following reactions are anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

Contains O

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we make a firm commitment about issues, but the commitment is based on the suggestion of others, not on our own choice

Starts with P

In the _____ level, children are totally egocentric; They do not consider other people’s points of view. The child’s main concern is to avoid punishment.

Contains R

5-Stages of Grief: Patient may enter _____ . They are aware of the loss of body, job, & life savings. It is best to allow people to express sadness and not force them to be cheerful. Other stages are anger, denial, bargaining, and acceptance.

Starts with S

The opposite of generativity is _____ , where adults choose to hang on to the past, perhaps taking part in the same sports or hobbies they did in youth.

Contains T

is accompanied by the man becoming a mentor to a younger person, similar to Erik Erikson’s generativity, which is using your wisdom to guide future generations.

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by Lance Hiles

Starts with A

During _____ , quantities of neurotransmitters change, such as a decrease in serotonin levels, which can cause mood swings and aggression.

Starts with C

In the _____ level, children are acutely sensitive to what other people want and think. In stage 3, this applies to other people.

Starts with D

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we have not yet given any thought to making a decision, and we have not yet chosen.

Starts with E

According to ____ ____ , building an identity is a task that is unique to adolescence. Children live in the present and do not brood about themselves.

Starts with F

In the postconventional level, stage 5, a person is primarily concerned with whether a _____ .

Starts with G

Many _____ who mature early may feel embarrassed, and less self-confident. While late-maturing [same] get along with their peers more easily.

Contains L

Lawrence Kohlberg studied the development of moral reasoning by presenting children with moral _____ , usually about a man named Heinz who was poor and who needed to steal medication for his wife.

Starts with M

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we seriously consider the issues, but have not made a commitment on any of them.

Contains N

People’s most common reaction to a terminal illness is shock, numbness, followed by _____ . They may assert that the doctors are incompetent or may refuse treatment. The following reactions are anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

Contains O

James Marcia argues that identity _____ occurs when we make a firm commitment about issues, but the commitment is based on the suggestion of others, not on our own choice

Starts with P

In the _____ level, children are totally egocentric; They do not consider other people’s points of view. The child’s main concern is to avoid punishment.

Contains R

5-Stages of Grief: Patient may enter _____ . They are aware of the loss of body, job, & life savings. It is best to allow people to express sadness and not force them to be cheerful. Other stages are anger, denial, bargaining, and acceptance.

Starts with S

The opposite of generativity is _____ , where adults choose to hang on to the past, perhaps taking part in the same sports or hobbies they did in youth.

Contains T

____ ____ is accompanied by the man becoming a mentor to a younger person, similar to Erik Erikson’s generativity, which is using your wisdom to guide future generations.

Contains U

A _____ attached infant may protest mildly when mother leaves, but this child welcomes mother back when mother returns. This child is free of anger.

According to , building an identity is a task that is unique to adolescence. Children live in the present and do not brood about themselves.

is accompanied by the man becoming a mentor to a younger person, similar to Erik Erikson’s generativity, which is using your wisdom to guide future generations.