SOD THEORY 1 UPDATED TEST PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ intrest distress. Answer: Research also finds that _____ , _______,
and disgust are present at birth, and that other emotions emerge over the
next few months
⩥ Charles Darwin. Answer: who wrote the book The Expression of the
Emotions in Man and Animals, argued that humans and primates have
an inborn, universal set of emotional expressions
⩥ Developmentalists. Answer: __________ believe a true emotion has
three components: a biological arousal, cognitive, and behavioral
⩥ biological arousal. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of
the three components of emotion includes increased breathing rate or
heartbeat
⩥ cognitive. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of the three
components of emotion includes awareness of feeling anger or fear
,⩥ behavioral. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of the three
components of emotion includes displaying that one feels unhappy by
crying
⩥ 9, 10 months. Answer: By the age of __ or __ _______, the structures
that make up the limbic system (the site of emotional reactions) begin to
grow. Allowing for an increased range of emotions
⩥ 6, 9 week. Answer: by ___ to ____ _____ babies begin to smile
reliably at the sight of stimuli that pleases them.
⩥ social smile. Answer: term for smiling in response to other individuals
⩥ stranger anxiety. Answer: term for the caution and wariness displayed
by infants when encountering an unfamiliar person
⩥ memory. Answer: stranger anxiety occurs in babies in the second half
of the first year because of the development of _______
⩥ separation anxiety. Answer: the term for the distress displayed by
infants when a customary care provider departs
⩥ 14 months. Answer: separation anxiety usually begins about 7 or 8
months, peaks around ____ ______ and then decreases
,⩥ social referencing. Answer: a term for the intentional search for
information about others' feelings to help explain the meaning of
uncertain circumstances and events. first occurs around 8 or 9 months
⩥ uncertainty, ambiguity. Answer: social referencing is most likely to
occur when a situation breeds ______ and ______
⩥ true. Answer: Infants seem to be able to discriminate vocal
expressions of emotion at a slightly earlier age than they discriminate
facial expressions. It appears that they are able to tell happy and sad
vocal expressions at the age of 5 months (t/f)
⩥ Self-awareness. Answer: the term for knowledge of oneself
⩥ theory of mind. Answer: knowledge and beliefs about how the mind
works and how it affects behavior. these are explanations that children
use to explain how other think
⩥ empathy. Answer: the term for an emotional response that corresponds
to the feelings of another person. infants begin to demonstrate a
rudiments of this by age 2
⩥ Attachment. Answer: the term for emotional bond that develops
between a child and a particular individual
, ⩥ Imprinting. Answer: the term that describes behavior that takes place
during a critical period that involves attachment to a first moving object
that is observed
⩥ contact comfort. Answer: This is the explanation for the behaviors of
Harlow's monkeys preferring the cloth monkey mothers to the wire one.
⩥ Ainsworth strange situation. Answer: a sequence of staged episodes
that illustrates the strength of attachment between a child and (typically)
their mother. The experiment that is the basis for attachment patterns.
⩥ secure. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child uses their
mother as a kind of home base and is at ease when she is present; when
she leaves, they become upset and go to her as soon as she returns
⩥ avoident. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child does not
seek proximity to the mother; after the mother has left, they seem to
avoid her when she returns, as if her behavior angers them
⩥ ambilvalent. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child
displays a combination of positive and negative reaction to their
mothers; they show great distress when the mother leaves, but upon her
return they may simultaneously seek close contact but also hit and kick
her
2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ intrest distress. Answer: Research also finds that _____ , _______,
and disgust are present at birth, and that other emotions emerge over the
next few months
⩥ Charles Darwin. Answer: who wrote the book The Expression of the
Emotions in Man and Animals, argued that humans and primates have
an inborn, universal set of emotional expressions
⩥ Developmentalists. Answer: __________ believe a true emotion has
three components: a biological arousal, cognitive, and behavioral
⩥ biological arousal. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of
the three components of emotion includes increased breathing rate or
heartbeat
⩥ cognitive. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of the three
components of emotion includes awareness of feeling anger or fear
,⩥ behavioral. Answer: In the developmentalist theory, which of the three
components of emotion includes displaying that one feels unhappy by
crying
⩥ 9, 10 months. Answer: By the age of __ or __ _______, the structures
that make up the limbic system (the site of emotional reactions) begin to
grow. Allowing for an increased range of emotions
⩥ 6, 9 week. Answer: by ___ to ____ _____ babies begin to smile
reliably at the sight of stimuli that pleases them.
⩥ social smile. Answer: term for smiling in response to other individuals
⩥ stranger anxiety. Answer: term for the caution and wariness displayed
by infants when encountering an unfamiliar person
⩥ memory. Answer: stranger anxiety occurs in babies in the second half
of the first year because of the development of _______
⩥ separation anxiety. Answer: the term for the distress displayed by
infants when a customary care provider departs
⩥ 14 months. Answer: separation anxiety usually begins about 7 or 8
months, peaks around ____ ______ and then decreases
,⩥ social referencing. Answer: a term for the intentional search for
information about others' feelings to help explain the meaning of
uncertain circumstances and events. first occurs around 8 or 9 months
⩥ uncertainty, ambiguity. Answer: social referencing is most likely to
occur when a situation breeds ______ and ______
⩥ true. Answer: Infants seem to be able to discriminate vocal
expressions of emotion at a slightly earlier age than they discriminate
facial expressions. It appears that they are able to tell happy and sad
vocal expressions at the age of 5 months (t/f)
⩥ Self-awareness. Answer: the term for knowledge of oneself
⩥ theory of mind. Answer: knowledge and beliefs about how the mind
works and how it affects behavior. these are explanations that children
use to explain how other think
⩥ empathy. Answer: the term for an emotional response that corresponds
to the feelings of another person. infants begin to demonstrate a
rudiments of this by age 2
⩥ Attachment. Answer: the term for emotional bond that develops
between a child and a particular individual
, ⩥ Imprinting. Answer: the term that describes behavior that takes place
during a critical period that involves attachment to a first moving object
that is observed
⩥ contact comfort. Answer: This is the explanation for the behaviors of
Harlow's monkeys preferring the cloth monkey mothers to the wire one.
⩥ Ainsworth strange situation. Answer: a sequence of staged episodes
that illustrates the strength of attachment between a child and (typically)
their mother. The experiment that is the basis for attachment patterns.
⩥ secure. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child uses their
mother as a kind of home base and is at ease when she is present; when
she leaves, they become upset and go to her as soon as she returns
⩥ avoident. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child does not
seek proximity to the mother; after the mother has left, they seem to
avoid her when she returns, as if her behavior angers them
⩥ ambilvalent. Answer: What attachment pattern is it when a child
displays a combination of positive and negative reaction to their
mothers; they show great distress when the mother leaves, but upon her
return they may simultaneously seek close contact but also hit and kick
her
