Human Development A Life-Span View 7th Edition by Robert V. Kail – Test Bank
 ISBN-10: 130511664X, ISBN-13: 9781305116641
1. ​Who is most likely interested in the study of human development?
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Dr. Harvey, who studies the brain cells of infants |
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b. |
​Dr. Hatfield, who studies eating disorders |
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c. |
​Dr. Deal, who studies how political attitudes change with age |
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d. |
​Dr. Hersh, who studies elderly patients with Alzheimer’s disease |
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c |
| REFERENCES:Â Â |
1.1 Thinking About Development |
| LEARNINGÂ OBJECTIVES:Â Â |
KAIL.HDEV.16.1.1.1 – What fundamental issues of development have scholars addressed throughout history? |
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Bloom’s: Apply |
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2. ​The nature of the scientific study of human development can best be described as
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​multidisciplinary. |
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​focused on groups rather than individuals. |
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c. |
​nontheoretical. |
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d. |
​emphasis on stability over change. |
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a |
| REFERENCES:Â Â |
1.1 Thinking About Development |
| LEARNINGÂ OBJECTIVES:Â Â |
KAIL.HDEV.16.1.1.1 – What fundamental issues of development have scholars addressed throughout history? |
| KEYWORDS:Â Â |
Bloom’s: Thinking Critically |
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3. ​Which question best captures the spirit of most individuals who study human development with a nature/nurture focus?
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​How do genes and environmental factors interact in the development of memory processes?​ |
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​Which human behaviors are determined genetically, and which are determined by environmental factors? |
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​At what age do environmental factors surpass genetic factors as most important in human development? |
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d. |
​Which genes are responsible for childhood behavior, and which genes are responsible for adult behavior? |
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a |
| REFERENCES:Â Â |
1.1 Thinking About Development |
| LEARNINGÂ OBJECTIVES:Â Â |
KAIL.HDEV.16.1.1.1 – What fundamental issues of development have scholars addressed throughout history? |
| KEYWORDS:Â Â |
Bloom’s: Thinking Critically |
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4. ​Which term does not belong in this group?
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​Experiential |
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​Nurture |
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​Environmental |
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​Hereditary |
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d |
| REFERENCES:Â Â |
1.1 Thinking About Development |
| LEARNINGÂ OBJECTIVES:Â Â |
KAIL.HDEV.16.1.1.1 – What fundamental issues of development have scholars addressed throughout history? |
| KEYWORDS:Â Â |
Bloom’s: Thinking Critically |
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5. ​Dr. Kim takes a strong nature position with regard to the origins of intellectual disabilities. Therefore, she would most likely hypothesize that her son’s intellectual disability (formally known as mental retardation) is due to
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​her parenting style. |
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b. |
​his genes. |
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​his exposure to a toxic chemical prior to birth. |
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​random chance. |
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b |
| REFERENCES:Â Â |
1.1 Thinking About Development |
| LEARNINGÂ OBJECTIVES:Â Â |
KAIL.HDEV.16.1.1.1 – What fundamental issues of development have scholars addressed throughout history? |
| KEYWORDS:Â Â |
Bloom’s: Apply |
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