PSY 302 FINAL EXAM 100% Correct

sex play that is innocuous during childhood is no longer innocuous during adolescence because: - ANS with puberty, pregnancy becomes a serious possibility what is the best way to conceptualize adolescent sexual development? - ANS as gradual stages of increasing intimacy what type of behaviors does the term noncoital activity refer to? - ANS kissing, touching part of each other's body through clothes, touching or kissing each other's naked bodies which of the following is not typically considered to be autoerotic behavior during adolescence? - ANS sexual intercourse what is considered to be autoerotic behavior during adolescence? - ANS sexual activity experienced alone, sexual fantasies, and masturbation which of the following illustrates the typical sequence of sexual behavior among adolescents? - ANS masturbation, feeling breasts through clothes, feeling a penis under clothes, sexual intercourse estimates of the prevalence of sexual intercourse among adolescents: - ANS depend on the wording of questions researchers have found that with respect to reporting their sexual activity: - ANS males tend to overstate their level of activity Jeanette, a 17 y/o has decided to engage in sexual intercourse with her boyfriend. Tammy, also 17 y/o, has decided to abstain from sex until she is older. Which adolescent is more likely to experience psychological disturbances? - ANS normative sexual activity during late adolescence is not associated with psychological disturbances the rate of sexual promiscuity varies considerably across the U.S. in which city reported in you text is promiscuity the lowest? - ANS San Francisco which of the following is NOT a reason that a researcher should use caution when interpreting the results of a survey on sexual activity? - ANS females overstate their sexual activity achievement concerns the development of motives, capabilities, interests, and behavior that relate to ________ in evaluative situations - ANS performance amy gets extremely nervous during exams and never does as well as she should because of these anxious feelings. she has a very strong: - ANS fear of failure according to Michel's classic study conducted nearly 50 years ago, what would you predict shout Eve, who in elementary/high school always scored at the top of her class and is now successful? - ANS when eve was a preschooler, it is likely that, when given the choice between eating one marshmallow now or waiting 15 minutes to get two of them, she was able to wait the extent to which an individual strives for success is referred to as - ANS achievement motivation alice has worked all evening on a psychology assignment that is not being graded, she has a very strong: - ANS achievement motivation adolescents who come from family environments in which parents have set unrealistically high standards for their children's achievement and react very negatively to failure are most likely to develop: - ANS fear of failure Jason is an intelligent youngster who avoids challenging situations because of his intense fear of failure. despite his academic abilities, he gets low grades and has trouble persisting even with easy tasks. Jason is: - ANS an underachiever connie believes that intelligence is fixed. which of the following is most likely true for her? - ANS she is likely to be performance orientated motivation based on the pleasure one will experience from mastering a task is called: - ANS mastery motivation Whitney's present goal is to get good enough at spelling to earn the school's spelling trophy; her ambition is an example of: - ANS performance motivation