Which developmental psychologists argued that personality is quite stable and continuous throughout one's lifetime?
A. Roger Gould and Daniel Levinson
B. David Wesson and William Procter
C. Paul Costa and Robert McCrae
D. Erik Erikson and Ravenna Helson
Answer: C
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Which behavior demonstrates the characteristics of Piaget's coordination of secondary circular reactions substage of the sensorimotor period?
A. an infant's independence from her or his parent B. an infant's basic reflexes C. an infant's lack of object permanence D. an infant's skill in anticipating future circumstances
During his groundbreaking genetic work with peas, 19th-century monk Gregor Mendel found that dominant characteristics
a. were uncommon in pea plants. b. appeared more often in later generations than opposite traits. c. resulted in very wrinkled peas. d. disappeared within a few generations.
In cultural-familial intellectual deficiency, children are not biologically normal, and develop age-appropriate behavior at a slower pace because of an impoverished home environment.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The first Doctor of Psychology degree (Psy.D.) was offered by the:
a. ?California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) b. ?University of Illinois c. ?American Psychological Association (APA) d. ?Vail Institute