PSYC 140 Module #1
1A: What, according to Erikson, is the negative possible outcome of the crisis in late
adulthood?
1B: According to Erikson, which comes first: Identity or Intimacy?
1C: Erikson uses the term,------to refer to producing something that benefits others.
1D: According to Erikson, unsuccessful completion of the first psychosocial stage will
result in ____________of the world.
1E:
According to Erikson, the "terrible two's" stem from a toddler's need to assert what? -
answer1A:
Impact on an instinctive virtue is a negative effect that could occur in late maturity.
1B: Identity
1C: generativity
1D: mistrust
1E: autonomy
2A: Which psychological perspective likens the human brain to a computer?
2B:
Human development is comprised of biological, social, and cognitive changes, to name
a few. Therefore, development is mult
2C:
Janice is sixty years old and feels that she is in the prime of her life, at least mentally.
However, she is starting to experience some problems with arthritis and knows she
doesn't have quite the stamina that she used to. These trends are a good illustration of
development being multi
2D:
In classical conditioning, a ______________ is the term for a learned response. -
answer2A: Information-Processing Theory is the psychological perspective that likens
the human brain to a computer.
2B: Multidimensional
, 2C: Directional
2D: conditioned response
3A:
Since professionals from various fields may study or apply principles in lifespan
development, this field is multi
3B:
According to a lifespan perspective of human development, aging, maturation, and
growth are all different types of change. This change can therefore be positive or
negative. Therefore, development is multi - answer3A: This area is multidisciplinary
since experts from different fields may investigate or use lifespan development
principles
3B: Directional.
4A: The phallic stage of psychosexual development ends at age
4B: Which of the following most accurately summarizes Freud's view of the Oedipus
complex?
4C: For each of the age groups listed below, list the psychosexual stage described by
Freud.( age six-puberty)
4D:
Compare Sigmund Freud's psychosexual stage theory with Erikson's stage theory -
answer4A:6 years old
4B:
Boys experience competition with their fathers and eventually identify with them while
repressing sexual feelings toward their mothers
4C: Latency
4D:
Whereas Erikson places more emphasis on environmental and social circumstances,
Freud's psychosexual stage emphasizes the significance of a person's fundamental
wants.
From the genital stage on, Freud's final psychosexual stage begins, whereas Erikson's
final stage is for the following age group: older adults.
5A: For each of the age groups listed below, list the psychosexual stage described by
Freud. ( 18 months- 3 years)
5B: According to Freud, the Oedipus Complex arises during which psychosexual stage?
1A: What, according to Erikson, is the negative possible outcome of the crisis in late
adulthood?
1B: According to Erikson, which comes first: Identity or Intimacy?
1C: Erikson uses the term,------to refer to producing something that benefits others.
1D: According to Erikson, unsuccessful completion of the first psychosocial stage will
result in ____________of the world.
1E:
According to Erikson, the "terrible two's" stem from a toddler's need to assert what? -
answer1A:
Impact on an instinctive virtue is a negative effect that could occur in late maturity.
1B: Identity
1C: generativity
1D: mistrust
1E: autonomy
2A: Which psychological perspective likens the human brain to a computer?
2B:
Human development is comprised of biological, social, and cognitive changes, to name
a few. Therefore, development is mult
2C:
Janice is sixty years old and feels that she is in the prime of her life, at least mentally.
However, she is starting to experience some problems with arthritis and knows she
doesn't have quite the stamina that she used to. These trends are a good illustration of
development being multi
2D:
In classical conditioning, a ______________ is the term for a learned response. -
answer2A: Information-Processing Theory is the psychological perspective that likens
the human brain to a computer.
2B: Multidimensional
, 2C: Directional
2D: conditioned response
3A:
Since professionals from various fields may study or apply principles in lifespan
development, this field is multi
3B:
According to a lifespan perspective of human development, aging, maturation, and
growth are all different types of change. This change can therefore be positive or
negative. Therefore, development is multi - answer3A: This area is multidisciplinary
since experts from different fields may investigate or use lifespan development
principles
3B: Directional.
4A: The phallic stage of psychosexual development ends at age
4B: Which of the following most accurately summarizes Freud's view of the Oedipus
complex?
4C: For each of the age groups listed below, list the psychosexual stage described by
Freud.( age six-puberty)
4D:
Compare Sigmund Freud's psychosexual stage theory with Erikson's stage theory -
answer4A:6 years old
4B:
Boys experience competition with their fathers and eventually identify with them while
repressing sexual feelings toward their mothers
4C: Latency
4D:
Whereas Erikson places more emphasis on environmental and social circumstances,
Freud's psychosexual stage emphasizes the significance of a person's fundamental
wants.
From the genital stage on, Freud's final psychosexual stage begins, whereas Erikson's
final stage is for the following age group: older adults.
5A: For each of the age groups listed below, list the psychosexual stage described by
Freud. ( 18 months- 3 years)
5B: According to Freud, the Oedipus Complex arises during which psychosexual stage?
