Chapter 1 Introduction to Developmental Psychology and Its Research StrategiesMULTIPLE CHOICE1.How do experience and biological processes affect human development?a.Experience produces change through maturation, and biological processes producechange through learning.b.Both experience and biological processes produce change through learning.c.Experience produces change through learning, and biological processes producechange through maturation.d.Both experience and biological processes produce change through maturation.ANS:CPTS:1DIF:ConceptualREF:2OBJ:LO 1TOP:Introduction to Developmental PsychologyBLM: Remember2.What are the two major underlying processes that interact to determine the development of theindividual?a.maturation and recapitulationb.growth and learningc.learning and maturationd.recapitulation and growthANS:CPTS:1DIF:FactualREF:2OBJ:LO 1TOP:Introduction to Developmental PsychologyBLM: Remember3.Which of the following is an example of developmental change that primarily reflectsmaturation?a.a child taking his or her first steps at about 1 year of ageb.a child solving simple arithmetic problems in Grade 1c.a child speaking the same language as his or her parentsd.a child becoming proficient at riding a bicycleANS:APTS:1DIF:ConceptualREF:2OBJ:LO 1TOP:Introduction to Developmental PsychologyBLM: Higher Order4.Which of the following is an example of developmental change that primarily reflectslearning?a.a child taking his or her first steps at about 1 year of ageb.a child speaking his or her first word at about 1 year of agec.a child solving simple arithmetic problems in Grade 1d.a child reaching sexual maturity in early adolescenceANS:CPTS:1DIF:ConceptualREF:2OBJ:LO 1TOP:Introduction to Developmental PsychologyBLM: Higher OrderPreview Mode
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