A) microgenetic
B) experimental
C) cross-sectional
D) longitudinal
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A) Environment plays a crucial role in the expression of genes.
B) The expression of genes plays a crucial role in one's environment.
C) Some genetic influences operate regardless of environment.
D) Current research methods often do not allow researchers to separate the influences of genetics and environment.
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A) nature and nurture
B) continuity and discontinuity
C) stress and adaptation
D) individual differences in development
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A) Keira is likely to have a high score on W.
B) Keira is likely to have a low score on W.
C) Keira's score on W is likely to be higher than her score on U.
D) Keira's score on W cannot be predicted from her score on U.
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A) Children who believe that intelligence is a fixed entity are more likely than are other children to persist in the face of difficulty.
B) Children who believe that intelligence can be increased by learning are more likely than are other children to say they are dumb when faced with a challenge.
C) Children who believe that intelligence is a fixed entity are more likely than are other children to think that a very challenging problem is too hard for them.
D) Children who believe that intelligence can be decreased are more likely than are other children to quit trying when faced with challenging tasks.
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A) Watson's experiments on the effects of reward and punishment.
B) the Earl of Shaftesbury's effort to reform child labour practices.
C) Freud's dream analysis.
D) Locke's advocacy of early discipline and later freedom.
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A) the typical pattern of age-related changes in a particular skill.
B) the pattern of stability and change in individual children's development in a particular area.
C) how change in a particular skill occurs.
D) all of these.
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A) the transition from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly
B) trees growing taller each year
C) the blooming of flowers
D) the cultivation of crops each fall
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A) methylation.
B) genome.
C) effortful attention.
D) cumulative risk.
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A) amygdala
B) hippocampus
C) hypothalamus
D) pons
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A) view A: measuring the height of a boy at yearly intervals from birth to age 18
B) view B: examining changes in height from one year to the next from birth to age 18
C) Both view A and view B make changes in height look continuous.
D) Both view A and view B make changes in height look discontinuous.
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A) play style
B) socioeconomic status
C) number of siblings
D) all of these
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A) dependent; independent
B) independent; dependent
C) control; experimental
D) experimental; control
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A) nativists
B) evolutionary psychologists
C) empiricists
D) Freudians
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A) is an unchanging quantity; memory works
B) is an unchanging quantity; learning alters the brain
C) improves through learning; memory works
D) improves through learning; learning alters the brain
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A) typical pattern of age-related changes in a particular skill
B) pattern of stability and change in individual children's development in a particular area
C) how change in a particular skill occurs
D) how individual differences remain stable over long periods of time
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A) psychosexual stages of
B) psychosocial stages of
C) theory of moral
D) theory related to child cognitive
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A) Their results indicated a direct link between the two.
B) They found that those who play fewer violent video games demonstrated increased prosocial behaviours.
C) Their results were inconclusive.
D) They concluded that the effect of playing violent video games on childhood and adolescent aggression were minimal.
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A) correlational
B) experimental
C) cross-sectional
D) longitudinal
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