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PSYC1001-Psychology 1A - T1 2025

PSYC1001-Psychology 1A - T1 2025

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Tavis is in Piaget's concrete operations stage of development. Accordingly, Tavis has recently learned to

understand, create and use symbols that represent things that are not present.

take in new information about objects by using existing schemas.

understand conservation, add, subtract and measure.

engage in hypothetical thinking and abstract reasoning.

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You are a contestant on a new game show, Psychologise! You select a question on attachment and the host asks you to complete the following: As an infant, Bernard's attachment is described as inconsistent, disturbed and disturbing. You conclude that Bernard has a

___________ attachment behaviour.

Piaget's formal operational stage of cognitive development is marked by the first appearance of the ability to

conserve number and amount.

engage in abstract, hypothetical thinking.

form mental representations.

perform logical operations.

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Rachel can sort objects by size or colour and can solve simple addition and subtraction problems. However, she cannot think logically about abstract ideas such as freedom and justice. Rachel is most likely in Piaget's ___________ stage of cognitive development.

___________ effects are seen when the results of a study might not be able to be generalised simply because of how long the longitundinal design took to run

generational

practice

cohort

developmental

A researcher is worried that changes in the early education curriculum might account for the age-related differences in socio-emotional skills that she is seeing in her study of 4-year-olds, 6-year-olds and 8-year olds. She is worried about a _______ effect.

generational

practice

cohort

developmental

1. ___________effects are seen when participants of different ages might differ in how they perform on a test, because of some other variable, other than age.

generational

practice

cohort

developmental

A researcher is interested in how the ageing process changes parent-child relationships. The researcher is most likely a ___________ psychologist.

Gestalt

biological