1) the epilogue argues that children need more opportunities
a. in the arts
b. for play
c. to explore nature
d. all of the above
2) ego integrity most basically includes
a. a complete honesty in ones relations to others
b. acceptance of the past as something that had to be
c. not dwelling on the past but remaining cheerful in the present
d. an ability to remain active and youthful in spirit
3) between about 2 and 3 months, social smiles are elicited
a. byany human feature
b.primarily by caresses
c. primarily by faces in the frontal position
d.primarily by principal and secondary attachment figures
4) montessoris sensitive periods
a. are biologically based
b. are periods when children work with great enthusiasm
c. include walking, language, and the use of the hand
d. all of the above
5) in a young womans dream, an evil female is likely to be
a. an animus figure
b. a shadow figure
c. a persona figure
d. all of the above
6) according to bettelheim, autistic children
a. do not feel their actins make a difference
b. lack a sense of self
c. fear for their lives
d. all of the above
7) crain, the textbook author, suggests
a. mahler was completely wrong about the normal autism phase
b. mahlers ideas could be extended to include oneness with nature
c. mahler devalued piagets concept of object permanence
d. mahler devalued eriksons concept of trust
8) in chomskys theory, structure dependence is
a. an example of the childs helplessness
b. proof that languages vary from society to society
c. an example of surface structure
d. an example of an innate constraint
9) eriksons stage of industry vs. inferiority is most closely related to piagets stage of
a. sensorimotor intelligence
b. preoperational thought
c. concrete operations
d. formal operations
10) chomsky
a. is an innovative linguist
b. is a foreign affairs scholar
c. was initially bored in college
d. all of the above
11) in bolwbys scheme, which does not begin in the same phase of attachment?
a.crying out for a departing parent
b. babbling
c.separation anxiety
d.stranger anxiety