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Froggy Jumps Psychology Development QuizOnline version Revision quiz on developmental psychology by Haya Faisal 1 What does 'hereditary factors' refer to in development? a Environmental influences only b Learned behaviors from peersep c Genetic influences from parents 2 Which model explains factors like biology, psychology, and society in wellbeing? a Biomedical model b Biopsychosocial model c Social-only model 3 Ainsworth's attachment styles include secure, insecure avoidant, and what else? a Secure disoriented b Insecure resistant c Disorganized 4 Which Piaget stage features object permanence and goal-directed behavior? a Sensorimotor b Pre-operational c Formal operational 5 In Erikson’s theory, each stage involves a crisis and two outcomes. True or false? a Only in early stages b False c True 6 Social Learning Theory is also known as what type of learning? a Instrumental conditioning b Observational learning c Classical conditioning 7 What is the difference between a sensitive period and a critical period? a Both are fixed b They are the same concept c Sensitive is flexible; critical is fixed 8 Which is NOT a criterion for typical vs atypical development? a Statistical rarity b Cultural norms c Color preference 9 What does neurotypicality relate to in development? a Atypical brain development b Typical brain function c Extraordinary intelligence 10 Which research element ensures a fair test by keeping other factors constant? a Random variables b Dependent variables c Control variables 11 What does 'hereditary factors' refer to in development? a Learned behaviors from peers b Traits passed from parents via genes c Environmental conditions shaping skills 12 What are 'environmental factors' in human growth? a Neural wiring present at birth b External conditions influencing development c Genetic sequences in DNA 13 Which best describes the interaction of heredity and environment? a Only heredity determines destiny b Environment alone fixes all traits c Development results from both factors working together 14 Give an example of a hereditary factor. a Access to music lessons b Language spoken at home c Eye color determined by genes 15 Give an example of an environmental factor. a Exposure to toxins during pregnancy b DNA sequence for height c Inherited metabolic rate 16 Which statement is true about development? a Genes alone decide all outcomes b Genes and environment influence outcomes together c Environment has no effect on biology 17 How can you apply both factors to a real-life scenario? a Describe a trait influenced by genes and nurture b Assume environment only shapes all traits c Ignore genetic information 18 Which scenario best illustrates gene-environment interaction? a A child with a genetic predisposition develops differently due to nutrition b A child reacts the same in any school c Nutrition never affects genetic expression 19 Why is it important to consider both factors in SAC? a To prove genes fix all traits b To ignore environmental variability c To accurately understand development outcomes 20 Which statement reflects a balanced view of development? a Only environment matters for personality b Both heredity and environment shape who we become c Only heredity matters for abilities

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Psychology Development QuizOnline version

by Haya Faisal

What does 'hereditary factors' refer to in development?

Which model explains factors like biology, psychology, and society in wellbeing?

Ainsworth's attachment styles include secure, insecure avoidant, and what else?

Which Piaget stage features object permanence and goal-directed behavior?

In Erikson’s theory, each stage involves a crisis and two outcomes. True or false?

Social Learning Theory is also known as what type of learning?

What is the difference between a sensitive period and a critical period?

Which is NOT a criterion for typical vs atypical development?

What does neurotypicality relate to in development?

Which research element ensures a fair test by keeping other factors constant?

What does 'hereditary factors' refer to in development?

What are 'environmental factors' in human growth?

Which best describes the interaction of heredity and environment?

Give an example of a hereditary factor.

Give an example of an environmental factor.

Which statement is true about development?

How can you apply both factors to a real-life scenario?

Which scenario best illustrates gene-environment interaction?

Why is it important to consider both factors in SAC?

Which statement reflects a balanced view of development?