Developing Person Through the Life Span 10th Edition Berger Test Bank

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1319016286
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1319016289
• Author: Berger

With Kathleen Stassen Berger’s always contemporary, always compelling textbook, students learn to see how the basic ideas of developmental psychology apply to their own lives, the lives of those around them, and the lives of others of all life stages and in cultures all around the world. Berger’s narrative voice, wide-ranging cultural perspective, and focus on universal themes captivate students from the outset, helping them grasp the important theoretical and scientific work driving the field of developmental psychology today.

 

Table of Content:

1. Part I The Beginnings
2. Chapter 1 The Science of Human Development
3. Understanding How and Why
4. The Scientific Method
5. A View from Science: Priming
6. The Nature–Nurture Controversy
7. The Life-Span Perspective
8. Development Is Multidirectional
9. Development Is Multicontextual
10. Development Is Multicultural
11. Development Is Multidisciplinary
12. Development Is Plastic
13. Inside the Brain: Thinking About Marijuana
14. A Case to Study: David
15. Using the Scientific Method
16. Observation
17. The Experiment
18. The Survey
19. Meta-Analysis
20. Studying Development over the Life Span
21. Cautions and Challenges from Science
22. Correlation and Causation
23. Quantity and Quality
24. Ethics
25. Chapter 1 Review
26. Summary
27. Key Terms
28. Applications
29. Especially For Answers
30. Observation Quiz Answers
31. Visualizing Development: Diverse Complexities
32. Chapter 2 Theories
33. Grand Theories
34. What Theories Are
35. Psychodynamic Theory: Freud and Erikson
36. Behaviorism: Conditioning and Learning
37. Cognitive Theory: Piaget and Information Processing
38. Inside the Brain: Measuring Mental Activity
39. A View from Science: Walk a Mile
40. Newer Theories
41. Sociocultural Theory: Vygotsky and Beyond
42. Evolutionary Theory
43. What Theories Contribute
44. Opposing Perspectives: Toilet Training — How and When?
45. Chapter 2 Review
46. Summary
47. Key Terms
48. Applications
49. Especially For Answers
50. Observation Quiz Answers
51. Visualizing Development: Highlights of the Science of Human Development
52. Chapter 3 The New Genetics
53. The Genetic Code
54. 46 to 21,000 to 3 Billion
55. Same and Different
56. Matching Genes and Chromosomes
57. A Case to Study: Women Engineers
58. Opposing Perspectives: Too Many Boys?
59. New Cells, New People
60. Cells and Identity
61. Twins and More
62. From Genotype to Phenotype
63. Many Factors
64. Gene–Gene Interactions
65. Nature and Nurture
66. Practical Applications
67. Chromosomal and Genetic Problems
68. Not Exactly 46
69. Gene Disorders
70. Genetic Counseling and Testing
71. A View from Science: The Genes of Psychological Disorders
72. Chapter 3 Review
73. Summary
74. Key Terms
75. Applications
76. Especially For Answers
77. Observation Quiz Answers
78. Visualizing Development: One Baby or More?
79. Chapter 4 Prenatal Development and Birth
80. Prenatal Development
81. Germinal: The First 14 Days
82. Embryo: From the Third Week Through the Eighth Week
83. Fetus: From the Ninth Week Until Birth
84. Inside the Brain: Essential Connections
85. Birth
86. The Newborn’s First Minutes
87. Medical Assistance at Birth
88. Opposing Perspectives: Interventions in the Birth Process
89. Problems and Solutions
90. Risk Analysis
91. Harmful Substances
92. A Case to Study: Behavioral Teratogens
93. Prenatal Diagnosis
94. A View from Science: What Is Safe?
95. Low Birthweight: Causes and Consequences
96. The New Family
97. The Newborn
98. New Mothers
99. New Fathers
100. Family Bonding
101. Chapter 4 Review
102. Summary
103. Key Terms
104. Applications
105. Especially For Answers
106. Observation Quiz Answers
107. Career Alert: The Genetic Counselor
108. Visualizing Development: The Apgar
109. Part II The First Two Years
110. Chapter 5 The First Two Years: Biosocial Development
111. Body Changes
112. Body Size
113. Sleep
114. Opposing Perspectives: Where Should Babies Sleep?
115. Brain Development
116. Inside the Brain: Brains from Back to Front
117. Harming the Body and Brain
118. Perceiving and Moving
119. The Senses
120. Touch and Pain
121. A View from Science: Addiction in Newborns
122. Motor Skills
123. Cultural Variations
124. Surviving and Thriving
125. A Case to Study: Scientist at Work
126. Immunization
127. Nutrition
128. Malnutrition
129. Chapter 5 Review
130. Summary
131. Key Terms
132. Applications
133. Especially For Answers
134. Observation Quiz Answers
135. Visualizing Development: Immunization
136. Chapter 6 The First Two Years: Cognitive Development
137. The Eager Mind
138. Listening to Learn
139. Looking to Learn
140. Core Knowledge
141. A View from Science: Face Recognition
142. Theories of the Infant Mind
143. Infant Memory
144. Piaget’s Sensorimotor Intelligence
145. Stages One and Two: Primary Circular Reactions
146. Stages Three and Four: Secondary Circular Reactions
147. Opposing Perspectives: Object Permanence
148. Stages Five and Six: Tertiary Circular Reactions
149. Language: What Develops in the First Two Years?
150. The Universal Sequence
151. A Case to Study: Early Speech
152. The Naming Explosion
153. Theories of Language Learning
154. Chapter 6 Review
155. Summary
156. Key Terms
157. Applications
158. Especially For Answers
159. Observation Quiz Answers
160. Visualizing Development: Early Communication and Language Development
161. Chapter 7 The First Two Years: Psychosocial Development
162. Emotional Development
163. Early Emotions
164. Toddlers’ Emotions
165. Temperament
166. Inside the Brain: The Growth of Emotions
167. The Development of Social Bonds
168. Synchrony
169. Attachment
170. A View from Science: Measuring Attachment
171. A Case to Study: Can We Bear This Commitment?
172. Social Referencing
173. Fathers as Social Partners
174. Theories of Infant Psychosocial Development
175. Psychoanalytic Theory
176. Behaviorism
177. Cognitive Theory
178. Evolutionary Theory
179. Who Should Care for Babies?
180. Complications of Interpretation
181. Exclusive Mother-Care
182. Opposing Perspectives: Why Doesn’t Everyone Agree?
183. Problems with Nonmaternal Care
184. Cohort Differences
185. Chapter 7 Review
186. Summary
187. Key Terms
188. Applications
189. Especially For Answers
190. Observation Quiz Answers
191. Career Alert: The Pediatrician and the Pediatric Nurse
192. Visualizing Development: Developing Attachment
193. Part III Early Childhood
194. Chapter 8 Early Childhood: Biosocial Development
195. Body Changes
196. Growth Patterns
197. Nutrition
198. Brain Growth
199. Myelination
200. Inside the Brain: Connected Hemispheres
201. Maturation of the Prefrontal Cortex
202. Inhibition and Flexibility
203. Advancing Motor Skills
204. Harm to Children
205. Avoidable Injury
206. A Case to Study: My Baby Swallowed Poison
207. Prevention
208. A View from Science: Lead in the Environment
209. Child Maltreatment
210. Preventing Harm
211. Chapter 8 Review
212. Summary
213. Key Terms
214. Applications
215. Especially For Answers
216. Observation Quiz Answers
217. Visualizing Development: Developing Motor Skills
218. Chapter 9 Early Childhood: Cognitive Development
219. Thinking During Early Childhood
220. Executive Function
221. Piaget: Preoperational Thought
222. A Case to Study: Stones in the Belly
223. Vygotsky: Social Learning
224. Children’s Theories
225. Inside the Brain: The Role of Experience
226. Language Learning
227. The Sensitive Time for Language Learning
228. The Vocabulary Explosion
229. Acquiring Grammar
230. Learning Two Languages
231. Early-Childhood Schooling
232. Homes and Schools
233. Child-Centered Programs
234. Teacher-Directed Programs
235. Opposing Perspectives: Comparing Child-Centered and Teacher-Directed Preschools
236. Intervention Programs
237. Long-Term Gains from Intensive Programs
238. Chapter 9 Review
239. Summary
240. Key Terms
241. Applications
242. Especially For Answers
243. Observation Quiz Answers
244. Visualizing Development: Early-Childhood Schooling
245. Chapter 10 Early Childhood: Psychosocial Development
246. Emotional Development
247. A View from Science: Waiting for the Marshmallow
248. Initiative Versus Guilt
249. Motivation
250. Play
251. Playmates
252. Social Play
253. Challenges for Caregivers
254. Styles of Caregiving
255. Discipline
256. Opposing Perspectives: Spare the Rod?
257. Becoming Boys or Girls: Sex and Gender
258. A Case to Study: The Berger Daughters
259. Teaching Right and Wrong
260. Chapter 10 Review
261. Summary
262. Key Terms
263. Applications
264. Especially For Answers
265. Observation Quiz Answers
266. Career Alert: The Preschool Teacher
267. Visualizing Development: More Play Time, Less Screen Time
268. Part IV Middle Childhood
269. Chapter 11 Middle Childhood: Biosocial Development
270. A Healthy Time
271. Statistics on Health
272. Health Habits
273. Physical Activity
274. Motor Skills and School
275. Health Problems in Middle Childhood
276. Brain Development
277. Brains and Motion
278. Measuring the Mind
279. A View from Science: The Flynn Effect
280. Children with Special Brains and Bodies
281. Many Causes, Many Symptoms
282. Opposing Perspectives: Drug Treatment for ADHD and Other Disorders
283. Specific Learning Disorders
284. Special Education
285. A Case to Study: The Gifted and Talented
286. Chapter 11 Review
287. Summary
288. Key Terms
289. Applications
290. Especially For Answers
291. Observation Quiz Answers
292. Visualizing Development: Childhood Obesity Around the World
293. Chapter 12 Middle Childhood: Cognitive Development
294. Thinking
295. Piaget on Middle Childhood
296. Vygotsky and Culture
297. Opposing Perspectives: Two or Twenty Pills a Day
298. Information Processing
299. Inside the Brain: Coordination and Capacity
300. Language
301. Vocabulary
302. Speaking Two Languages
303. Poverty and Language
304. Teaching and Learning
305. The Curriculum
306. International Testing
307. A Case to Study: Happiness or High Grades?
308. Schooling in the United States
309. Chapter 12 Review
310. Summary
311. Key Terms
312. Applications
313. Especially For Answers
314. Observation Quiz Answers
315. Visualizing Development: Education in Middle Childhood
316. Chapter 13 Middle Childhood: The Social World
317. The Nature of the Child
318. Industry and Inferiority
319. Parental Reactions
320. Self-Concept
321. Resilience and Stress
322. Families During Middle Childhood
323. Shared and Nonshared Environments
324. A View from Science: “I Always Dressed One in Blue Stuff …”
325. Function and Structure
326. Various Family Structures
327. Connecting Family Structure and Function
328. A Case to Study: How Hard Is It to Be a Kid?
329. Family Trouble
330. The Peer Group
331. The Culture of Children
332. Friendships
333. Popular and Unpopular Children
334. Bullying
335. Children’s Morality
336. Opposing Perspectives: Parents Versus Peers
337. Chapter 13 Review
338. Summary
339. Key Terms
340. Applications
341. Especially For Answers
342. Observation Quiz Answers
343. Career Alert: The Speech Therapist
344. Visualizing Development: Family Structures Around the World
345. Part V Adolescence
346. Chapter 14 Adolescence: Biosocial Development
347. Puberty Begins
348. Sequence
349. Unseen Beginnings
350. Brain Growth
351. Inside the Brain: Lopsided Growth
352. When Will Puberty Begin?
353. A View from Science: Stress and Puberty
354. Too Early, Too Late
355. Growth and Nutrition
356. Growing Bigger and Stronger
357. Diet Deficiencies
358. Eating Disorders
359. Sexual Maturation
360. Sexual Characteristics
361. Sexual Activity
362. Sexual Problems in Adolescence
363. Chapter 14 Review
364. Summary
365. Key Terms
366. Applications
367. Especially For Answers
368. Observation Quiz Answers
369. Visualizing Development: Satisfied with Your Body?
370. Chapter 15 Adolescence: Cognitive Development
371. Logic and Self
372. Egocentrism
373. Formal Operational Thought
374. Two Modes of Thinking
375. Intuitive and Analytic Processing
376. A Case to Study: Biting the Policeman
377. Better Thinking
378. Inside the Brain: Stop and Think? No
379. Technology and Cognition
380. Digital Natives
381. Technology in Schools
382. Sexual Abuse?
383. Computer Addiction
384. Cyber Danger
385. Secondary Education
386. Definitions and Facts
387. Middle School
388. High School
389. Opposing Perspectives: High-Stakes Testing
390. Variability
391. Chapter 15 Review
392. Summary
393. Key Terms
394. Applications
395. Especially For Answers
396. Observation Quiz Answers
397. Visualizing Development: How Many Adolescents Are in School?
398. Chapter 16 Adolescence: Psychosocial Development
399. Identity
400. Not Yet Achieved
401. Arenas of Identity Formation
402. Close Relationships
403. Family
404. A View from Science: Teens and Genes
405. Peer Power
406. A Case to Study: The Naiveté of Your Author
407. Learning About Sex
408. Sadness and Anger
409. Depression
410. Delinquency and Defiance
411. Inside the Brain: Impulses, Rewards, and Reflection
412. Drug Use and Abuse
413. Age Trends
414. Opposing Perspectives: E-Cigarettes: Path to Addiction or Health?
415. Harm from Drugs
416. Preventing Drug Abuse: What Works?
417. Chapter 16 Review
418. Summary
419. Key Terms
420. Applications
421. Especially For Answers
422. Observation Quiz Answers
423. Career Alert: The Teacher
424. Visualizing Development: Adolescent Bullying
425. Part VI Emerging Adulthood
426. Chapter 17 Emerging Adulthood: Biosocial Development
427. Biological Universals
428. A New Stage
429. A View from Science: Universal or WEIRD?
430. Body Systems
431. Health and Sickness
432. Capacity for Recovery
433. Examples of Load and Balancing
434. Appearance
435. Sexual Activity
436. Births
437. Universal Sex Drives
438. Opposing Perspectives: Premarital Sex
439. Taking Risks
440. Who Are the Risk Takers?
441. Benefits of Risk Taking
442. A Case to Study: A Hero for Millions
443. Chapter 17 Review
444. Summary
445. Key Terms
446. Applications
447. Especially For Answers
448. Observation Quiz Answers
449. Visualizing Development: Highlights in the Journey to Adulthood
450. Chapter 18 Emerging Adulthood: Cognitive Development
451. A New Level of Thinking
452. Postformal Thought
453. Inside the Brain: A New Stage?
454. Dialectical Thought
455. Ethics and Religion
456. Doing the Right Thing
457. Faith and Practice
458. Cognitive Growth and Higher Education
459. Health and Wealth
460. A View from Science: Women and College
461. College and Cognition
462. A Case to Study: Generation to Generation
463. Improving the College Experience
464. Technology in College
465. Why Learn?
466. Chapter 18 Review
467. Summary
468. Key Terms
469. Applications
470. Especially For Answers
471. Observation Quiz Answers
472. Visualizing Development: Why Study?
473. Chapter 19 Emerging Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
474. Identity Achievement
475. Moratoria
476. Ethnic Identity
477. Vocational Identity
478. Identity and Intimacy
479. Emerging Adults and Their Parents
480. Friendship
481. Romantic Partners
482. The Dimensions of Love
483. A Case to Study: My Students, My Daughters, and Me
484. Cohabitation
485. Opposing Perspectives: Making Divorce More Likely?
486. Concluding Hopes
487. Chapter 19 Review
488. Summary
489. Key Terms
490. Applications
491. Especially For Answers
492. Observation Quiz Answers
493. Career Alert: The Career Counselor
494. Visualizing Development: Marital Status in the United States
495. Part VII Adulthood
496. Chapter 20 Adulthood: Biosocial Development
497. Growing Older
498. Senescence
499. Inside the Brain: Neurons Forming in Adulthood
500. Outward Appearance
501. The Senses
502. The Sexual-Reproductive System
503. Sexual Responsiveness
504. The Sexual-Reproductive System in Middle Age
505. Habits: Good and Bad
506. Exercise
507. Drugs
508. Nutrition
509. Correlating Income and Health
510. Chapter 20 Review
511. Summary
512. Key Terms
513. Applications
514. Especially For Answers
515. Observation Quiz Answers
516. Visualizing Development: Adult Overweight Around the World
517. Chapter 21 Adulthood: Cognitive Development
518. Intelligence Changes During Adulthood?
519. Inborn IQ
520. Age and IQ
521. Putting It All Together
522. Components of Intelligence: Many and Varied
523. Two Clusters of Intelligence
524. Three Forms of Intelligence
525. Selective Gains and Losses
526. Optimization with Compensation
527. Expert Cognition
528. A View from Science: Who Wins in Soccer?
529. Expertise, Age, and Experience
530. A Case to Study: Parenting Expertise
531. Chapter 21 Review
532. Summary
533. Key Terms
534. Applications
535. Especially For Answers
536. Observation Quiz Answers
537. Visualizing Development: Media Use Among U.S. Adults
538. Chapter 22 Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
539. Personality Development in Adulthood
540. Erikson’s Theory
541. Maslow’s Theory of Personality
542. The Big Five
543. Common Themes
544. Intimacy: Connecting with Others
545. Romantic Partners
546. A Case to Study: The Benefits of Marriage
547. Friends and Acquaintances
548. Family Bonds
549. Generativity: The Work of Adulthood
550. Parenthood
551. A View from Science: The Skipped-Generation Family
552. Caregiving
553. Employment
554. Opposing Perspectives: Accommodating Diversity
555. Finding the Balance
556. Chapter 22 Review
557. Summary
558. Key Terms
559. Applications
560. Especially For Answers
561. Observation Quiz Answers
562. Career Alert: The Physical Therapist
563. Visualizing Development: Family Connections, Family Caregiving
564. Part VIII Late Adulthood
565. Chapter 23 Late Adulthood: Biosocial Development
566. Prejudice and Predictions
567. The Special Harm
568. A View from Science: I’m Not Like Those Other Old People
569. Demography and Ageism
570. Adjusting to Changes
571. Microsystem Compensation: Sex
572. A Case to Study: Sex Among Older Adults
573. Macrosystem Compensation: Driving
574. Exosystem Compensation: The Senses
575. Primary and Secondary Aging
576. Theories of Aging
577. Wear and Tear
578. It’s All Genetic
579. Aging of the Cells
580. Chapter 23 Review
581. Summary
582. Key terms
583. Applications
584. Especially For Answers
585. Observation Quiz Answer
586. Visualizing Development: Elders Behind the Wheel
587. Chapter 24 Late Adulthood: Cognitive Development
588. The Brain During Adulthood
589. Ongoing Development
590. Opposing Perspectives: Slower Thinking
591. Step-by-Step Processing
592. Input
593. Memory
594. Control Processes
595. Output
596. Neurocognitive Disorders
597. Mild Cognitive Impairment
598. The Ageism of Words
599. Prevalence of NCDs
600. The Many Neurocognitive Disorders
601. Preventing Impairment
602. Reversible Neurocognitive Disorder?
603. A Case to Study: The More You Know …
604. New Cognitive Development
605. Erikson and Maslow
606. Aesthetic Sense and Creativity
607. Wisdom
608. Chapter 24 Review
609. Summary
610. Key terms
611. Applications
612. Especially For Answers
613. Observation Quiz Answers
614. Visualizing Development: Global Prevalence of Major NCD
615. Chapter 25 Late Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
616. Theories of Late Adulthood
617. Self Theories
618. A Case to Study: Saving Old Newspapers
619. Stratification Theories
620. Activities in Late Adulthood
621. Working
622. Home Sweet Home
623. Religious Involvement
624. Political Activity
625. Friends and Relatives
626. The Frail Elderly
627. Activities of Daily Life
628. Preventing Frailty
629. Cognitive Failure
630. Caring for the Frail Elderly
631. A Case to Study: A Trusted Sister
632. Long-Term Care
633. Chapter 25 Review
634. Summary
635. Key terms
636. Applications
637. Especially For Answers
638. Observation Quiz Answers
639. Career Alert: The Developmental Scientist
640. Visualizing Development: Living Independently: After Age 65
641. Epilogue Death and Dying
642. Death and Hope
643. Cultures, Epochs, and Death
644. Understanding Death Throughout the Life Span
645. Near-Death Experiences
646. Choices in Dying
647. A Good Death
648. Better Ways to Die
649. Ethical Issues
650. A Case to Study: What Is Your Intention?
651. Opposing Perspectives: The “Right to Die”?
652. Advance Directives
653. Affirmation of Life
654. Grief
655. Mourning
656. Placing Blame and Seeking Meaning
657. Diversity of Reactions
658. Epilogue Review
659. Summary
660. Key Terms
661. Applications
662. Especially For Answers
663. Observation Quiz Answers
664. Appendix: More About Research Methods
665. Make It Personal
666. Read the Research
667. Professional Journals and Books
668. The Internet
669. Additional Terms and Concepts
670. Who Participates?
671. Research Design
672. Reporting Results
673. Glossary
674. References
675. Name Index
676. Subject Index
677. Back Cover