Developmental Psychology: Adolescence and Adulthood

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CHAPTER 17 Developmental Psychology: Adolescence and Adulthood 336. When adolescents were asked about their major concerns for their future, top answers on their lists were getting married, having friends, getting a job, and doing well in school. Each of these concerns involves the ability to understand abstract thought and concepts. According to Jean Piaget, what stage of cognitive learning is this? (A) Sensorimotor (B) Preoperational (C) Operational (D) Formal operational (E) Postoperational 337. While at her friend s party, Angelica begins to feel self-conscious because she assumes everyone is staring at her. According to David Elkind, what adolescent belief is Angelica feeling? (A) Imaginary audience (B) Personal fable (C) Awkwardness (D) Insecure attachment (E) Imaginary persona 338. Which of the following examples best illustrates a personal fable? (A) Talia feels insecure when she is making her presentation in front of her class. (B) Lola feels as though no one else could possibly be so much in love as she is. (C) Dina lies to her parents about going to her boyfriend s birthday party. (D) Alexa is no longer interested in her schoolwork; all she wants to do is hang out with her friends. (E) Joanna falls into a severe depression when her boyfriend breaks up with her. 101

102 500 AP Psychology Questions to Know by Test Day 339. Authoritative parents can best be defined as: (A) Parents who befriend their children and do not use discipline (B) Parents who are less controlling and behave with a more accepting attitude (C) Parents who try to control the behavior of their children in accordance with a set standard of conduct (D) Supportive parents who discuss their rules and policies with their children (E) Parents who command obedience and teach their values with little communication 340. According to Erik Erikson, what is one major conflict teenagers deal with during the identity versus role confusion stage of psychosocial development? (A) Finding a more purposeful life as an adult (B) Achieving personal satisfaction (C) Reflecting on previous life challenges (D) Finding intimacy by developing loving relationships (E) Achieving generativity through family relationships 341. According to Robert Sternberg, what are the three components of love? (A) Passion, romance, attraction (B) Commitment, intimacy, companionship (C) Passion, intimacy, commitment (D) Intimacy, trust, attraction (E) Intimacy, companionship, attraction 342. Carol Gilligan believed moral decision making is dependent primarily on which of the following? (A) Age (B) Culture (C) Religion (D) Gender (E) Nationality 343. Which of the following parenting styles results in the most socially responsible adults? (A) Authoritarian (B) Authoritative (C) Permissive (D) Autocratic (E) Sensitive

Developmental Psychology: Adolescence and Adulthood 103 344. A failure to develop a consistent identity results in: (A) Role confusion (B) Inferiority (C) Insecurity (D) Stagnation (E) Social isolation 345. According to Erikson, teachers, friends, and other people outside of the home first become important in shaping attitudes of a child during what psychosocial stage? (A) Autonomy versus self-doubt (B) Initiative versus guilt (C) Industry versus inferiority (D) Integrity versus despair (E) Trust versus mistrust 346. Daniel Levinson studied: (A) Child development (B) Adolescent behavior (C) Death and dying (D) Male adult psychosocial stages (E) Female adult psychosocial stages 347. According to Erikson, a child who is learning the importance of academic success in school based on receiving a report card is in what psychosocial stage? (A) Industry versus inferiority (B) Generativity versus stagnation (C) Identity versus role confusion (D) Initiative versus guilt (E) Integrity versus despair 348. I am in my early fifties. If I do not reach out to others, especially young people, Erik Erikson says I will experience: (A) Shame (B) Depression (C) Isolation (D) Stagnation (E) Despair

104 500 AP Psychology Questions to Know by Test Day 349. According to Lawrence Kohlberg, behavior directed by self-accepted moral principles is an example of what stage of moral development? (A) Preconventional (B) Conventional (C) Postconventional (D) Nonconventional (E) Unconventional 350. According to Erik Erikson, as a young adult you are most interested in developing: (A) Initiative (B) Integrity (C) Generativity (D) Trust (E) Intimacy 351. Which group of stages from Erikson, Kohlberg, and Levinson identify the same phase of life? (A) Identity, conventional, age 50 crisis (B) Generativity, postconventional, age 50 crisis (C) Generativity, preconventional, midlife transition (D) Intimacy, preconventional, midlife transition (E) Initiative, conventional, age 30 crisis 352. According to Freud adolescents are in what psychosexual stage? (A) Oral (B) Anal (C) Phallic (D) Latency (E) Genital 353. Which three psychologists focused their work on adolescent development? (A) Freud, Kohlberg, Gilligan (B) Gilligan, Erikson, Havighurst (C) Havighurst, Elkind, Marcia (D) Marcia, Levinson, Elkind (E) Elkind, Freud, Piaget

Developmental Psychology: Adolescence and Adulthood 105 354. As children begin their elementary school years, they enter Erikson s stage of: (A) Trust versus mistrust (B) Autonomy versus doubt (C) Initiative versus guilt (D) Industry versus inferiority (E) Identity versus role confusion 355. Robert Havighurst believed adolescents must: (A) Complete a series of tasks (B) Fall in love (C) Graduate college (D) Get along with their parents (E) Find a summer job