_____ is a strength of matched-subjects designs but a weakness of between-subjects designs
a. Equivalency of groups
b. Minimized testing effects
c. Minimized demand characteristics
d. All of the other alternatives are strengths
a
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According to object relations theorists, the most critical developmental issue is for the child to continue a very close relationship with the primary object (the mother) while maintaining a strong sense of self and develop relations with other objects (people)
a. True b. False
Failing to confirm a hypothesis
a. Means that the hypothesis is incorrect b. Means that the equipment could be faulty c. Means that there may be problems with the experimental technique d. Any of the above are possible
The ontogenetic approach to understanding development is like
a. studying how child laws have changed in the past century. b. seeing how preschoolers solve a particular problem. c. watching animals during a trip to the zoo. d. observing your own child growing up.
Once infants become active in exploration and experimentation within their environment, they are engaging in
reflexive circular reactions. secondary circular reactions. tertiary circular reactions. adaptive reactions.