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CPCE Human Development Mock Exam

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Practice questions for human development

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1

Which Erikson stage is most associated with forming a sense of trust or mistrust in infancy (0-1.5 years)?

2

Piaget’s stage where abstract thinking and hypothetical scenarios emerge is the:

3

Which attachment style is characterized by inconsistency in caregiver responsiveness leading to confusion in the child?

4

Kohlberg’s level that focuses on rules to avoid punishment or gain rewards is the:

5

Bronfenbrenner’s ecological system includes the microsystem, which refers to the:

6

Vygotsky’s concept of the gap between what a learner can do alone and what they can do with help is known as the:

7

Erikson’s stage during adolescence involves developing a sense of:

8

Which stage in Erikson's theory occurs in early childhood (roughly 2-3 years) and emphasizes independence?

9

In late adulthood, Erikson emphasizes the virtue of:

10

Which developmental theory emphasizes nutrition, sleep, and hormonal changes as major drivers of physical development across the lifespan?

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Infants learn whether the world is reliable via caregiver responses; faulty care leads to mistrust.

Formal operations involve abstract reasoning, not present in earlier stages.

Ambivalent attachment stems from unpredictable care patterns.

Preconventional morality centers on rewards and punishments.

Microsystem encompasses close, direct interactions.

ZPD explains the potential with guided support.

Adolescents explore who they are and their roles.

Autonomy develops when children gain control over actions and choices.

Integrity involves reflecting on life with a sense of wholeness.

Biological theories focus on maturation, hormones, and physiology.

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