HUMAN DEVELOPMENT A LIFE SPAN VIEW 7TH SAMPLE
TEST FOR CH 9 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
LIFESPAN EXAM REVIEW 2026/2027 || MULTIPLE
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You can easily remember your birth date; perhaps you can also remember what
you did on your last birthday. The difference between these two pieces of
knowledge can best be characterized as a difference between: - CORRECT
ANSWER -semantic vs. episodic memory
Which one of the following examples best illustrates implicit rather than
explicit knowledge? - CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing how to create
grammatically correct sentences in everyday conversation
You know how to use long division to solve a math problem; you also know
that 28 divided by 4 equals 7. The difference between these two pieces of
knowledge can best be characterized as a difference between: - CORRECT
ANSWER -procedural vs. declarative knowledge
Which one of the following is the best example of conceptual knowledge? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing why the moon has different phases (e.g.,
half moon, full moon)
Which one of the following statements best describes how information is
encoded in long-term memory? - CORRECT ANSWER -In a variety of
possible forms
Knowing what famous people look like reflects knowledge that is encoded in
long-term memory as: - CORRECT ANSWER -images
Which one of the following behaviors would suggest to you that a person has
encoded information at least partly as visual imagery? - CORRECT ANSWER
-Roger uses his hands to show the length of a fish he caught last week.
, Which one of the following most accurately describes a production? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing how to respond to different environmental
conditions
Which of the following most accurately describes information that was encoded
in the form of a production? - CORRECT ANSWER -If Jake approaches a
yellow light while driving he steps on the brake to slow down.
Which one of the following is the best example of a symbol as psychologists
define the term? - CORRECT ANSWER -The word carpet
A well-known nursery rhyme (e.g., "Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall . . . ") is
most likely to be stored in long-term memory as one or more: - CORRECT
ANSWER -verbal codes
Corey understands the general meanings of 20 new vocabulary words, but to
prepare for an upcoming quiz, he also memorizes the specific definitions his
teacher has provided on a study guide. Two weeks later, he is given a surprise
quiz on those vocabulary words. Considering research findings described in the
text, we would expect that Corey: - CORRECT ANSWER -Can define the
general meaning most of the vocabulary words but cannot necessarily remember
the original definitions verbatim
Knowledge about the general plot of a novel one has read is probably stored in
long-term memory as: - CORRECT ANSWER -propositions
Theorists conceptualize propositions as abstract entities but usually describe
them in terms of words. This sentence: - CORRECT ANSWER -
Susan gives her brother a big kiss. - CORRECT ANSWER -
TEST FOR CH 9 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
LIFESPAN EXAM REVIEW 2026/2027 || MULTIPLE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS || EXPERT-
VERIFIED & GRADED A+ || BLUEPRINT FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!!!
You can easily remember your birth date; perhaps you can also remember what
you did on your last birthday. The difference between these two pieces of
knowledge can best be characterized as a difference between: - CORRECT
ANSWER -semantic vs. episodic memory
Which one of the following examples best illustrates implicit rather than
explicit knowledge? - CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing how to create
grammatically correct sentences in everyday conversation
You know how to use long division to solve a math problem; you also know
that 28 divided by 4 equals 7. The difference between these two pieces of
knowledge can best be characterized as a difference between: - CORRECT
ANSWER -procedural vs. declarative knowledge
Which one of the following is the best example of conceptual knowledge? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing why the moon has different phases (e.g.,
half moon, full moon)
Which one of the following statements best describes how information is
encoded in long-term memory? - CORRECT ANSWER -In a variety of
possible forms
Knowing what famous people look like reflects knowledge that is encoded in
long-term memory as: - CORRECT ANSWER -images
Which one of the following behaviors would suggest to you that a person has
encoded information at least partly as visual imagery? - CORRECT ANSWER
-Roger uses his hands to show the length of a fish he caught last week.
, Which one of the following most accurately describes a production? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Knowing how to respond to different environmental
conditions
Which of the following most accurately describes information that was encoded
in the form of a production? - CORRECT ANSWER -If Jake approaches a
yellow light while driving he steps on the brake to slow down.
Which one of the following is the best example of a symbol as psychologists
define the term? - CORRECT ANSWER -The word carpet
A well-known nursery rhyme (e.g., "Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall . . . ") is
most likely to be stored in long-term memory as one or more: - CORRECT
ANSWER -verbal codes
Corey understands the general meanings of 20 new vocabulary words, but to
prepare for an upcoming quiz, he also memorizes the specific definitions his
teacher has provided on a study guide. Two weeks later, he is given a surprise
quiz on those vocabulary words. Considering research findings described in the
text, we would expect that Corey: - CORRECT ANSWER -Can define the
general meaning most of the vocabulary words but cannot necessarily remember
the original definitions verbatim
Knowledge about the general plot of a novel one has read is probably stored in
long-term memory as: - CORRECT ANSWER -propositions
Theorists conceptualize propositions as abstract entities but usually describe
them in terms of words. This sentence: - CORRECT ANSWER -
Susan gives her brother a big kiss. - CORRECT ANSWER -
