5 Written Questions

1. Understands object permanence
2. Three to five years. Am I good or bad?
3. 60&^. Have I lived s full life, or do I have regrets about what I've done or haven't done?
4. A response to touch.
5. Allows people to learn about different points of view first hand.

5 Matching Questions

1. Pre conventional
2. Maturation
3. Trust VS mistrust
4. Piaget
5. Conventional

1. a Obedience and punishment ... It's okay to steal if I don't get caught.
2. b Birth to one year. Is my world predictable and supportive?
3. c Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, and formal operations.
4. d Law and order... In laws will respect him, illegal to steal.
5. e Process of physical and mental development

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Social contract... For the better good. If reversed would the druggist steal the drug because it's so expensive?
   1. Pre conventional
   2. Conservation
   3. Post-conventional
   4. Conventional
2. A virtually permanent learning process displayed by a newborn animal when they encounter new environmental changest or stimuli.
   1. Imprinting
   2. Maturation
   3. Erikson
   4. Piaget
3. Understanding that objects still exist even when they cannot be touched heard or seen, crucial stage in cognitive development. Ex. Playing with a ball with a baby, hiding it under a blanket, them knowing to peek under the blanket shows they have developed object permanence.
   1. Object permanence
   2. Conservation
   3. Gender role
   4. Schemas
4. Infants balance the need to explore and the need to be close.
   1. Attachment
   2. Schemas
   3. Piaget
   4. Maturation
5. Six to twelve years. Am I successful or worthless?
   1. Stranger anxiety
   2. Conservation
   3. Pre conventional
   4. Competence VS inferiority

5 True/False Questions

1. Separation anxiety → Occurs when the child is suddenly left alone or separated from the mother.

   True        False

2. Identity VS role confusion → Teenage years. Who am I? Self doubt, or super confident.

   True        False

3. Intimacy VS isolation → Anything that stimulates the new borns brain. Fit the new object to the schema.

   True        False

4. Rooting reflex → A response to touch.

   True        False

5. Assimilation → Anything that stimulates the new borns brain. Fit the new object to the schema.

   True        False