Exam Tickets

• Genotype and phenotype can be separated because in genotype the word 'gene' is present. Phenotype begins with the 'ph' = physical: external characteristics.
• A tip to keep crystallized and fluid intelligence apart: a crystal needs a long time to form, so crystallized in...

Questions 1. Why and how is child development studied? 1. Which statement is true?

1. It is not possible to suppose that children tell the truth in court.
2. Specifically, young children are susceptible for suggestive questioning, when questions are repeated again and again.

Why and how is child development studied? - Bullet Point 1

• Plato argued that self-control for children and discipline for parents are the purpose of good parenting and education. He also believed that knowledge is innate. Aristotle stressed the importance of the individual character of chil...

This chapter contains an integrative framework of the seven themes that have emerged throughout the book. Theme 1: Nature and nurture: all interactions, always If prenatal development proceeds normally, it seems as if it is simply the development of innate potential in which the environment is ...

Sex is the difference between genetic female (XX) and genetic male (XY). Gender is the social assignment or self-categorization as a woman or man (or neither). Gender-typed refers to behavior that is expected for a person's gender. Cross-gender typed refers to...

How does moral judgment develop? The morality of a certain action is not always obvious. The reasoning behind certain behavior is crucial for determining whether that behavior is moral or immoral. What is the idea behind Piaget's theory? Piaget's theory on moral judgment refers to the fact that inte...

In the text below, Peers are people of about the same age and status who are not relatives. Why and how to form friendships? Relationships with peers contribute to the development of a child. Piaget stated that children are more open and spontaneous in expressing certain ideas an...

Which family structures are there? The adult family members having the greatest effects on the development of a child are the members with whom they live together. These members are in regular contact, they support financially and raise the children. The term family structure&nbs...