What theory states that during the first year of life, infants must develop a strong bond to a caragiver?
a. Psychodynamic Theory
b. Ecological Systems Theory
c. Attachment Theory
d. Behavioral Theory
Answer: C
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Which of the following would most likely involve activity in the amygdala? a. Wilma sees a cute cat but the cat will not come when she calls. b. Wilma talks about her own pets, who she obviously loves c. Wilma is frightened when the horse she is riding rears up
d. Wilma leans over to pet a large dog who likes to be petted.
Which of the following statements is a characteristic of preschool-age children's thinking?
A. Children's notions of cause and effect are based on mature concepts. B. Children know what is right, but often choose not to do it. C. Children's thinking about right and wrong is well established. D. Children's thinking is characterized by centration.
A newborn baby has flaccid muscle tone, her breathing is slow and irregular, her toes and fingers are blue, but her heart is beating at 100 per minute and she cries vigorously, what Apgar score would this baby receive?
6 8 4 10
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Item response theory’s advantage over classical test theory is its focus on the ability of the test taker independent of the difficulty of the items on the test.