__________ regarded children's behaviors as attributable entirely to environmental rewards.
A. Early learning theories
B. Life cycle conceptions
C. Psychanalysis
D. Cognitive developmental
Answer: A
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In ____ research, data is collected from a sample of people of different ages on a single occasion. Then, the researcher examines potential relations between variables in the data, based on the hypotheses of the study
a. semi-reliable b. quasi-lateral c. longitudinal d. cross-sectional
A number of descriptive methods are available to developmental scientists. Describe two and
present one advantage and disadvantage for employing each. When would a researcher employ these? What kind of data do they produce? What will be an ideal response?
Giving out rewards for good behavior at certain intervals is known as a __________ schedule
a. continuous reinforcement b. partial reinforcement c. reinforcement d. fixed reinforcement
According to S. P. Johnson (2011 ) and Slater et al. (2010), the most dramatic gains in visual acuity are made:
A) between the teenage years and adulthood. B) during puberty. C) between birth and six months of age. D) in the fetal stage.