Bob is the vice-president of a medium sized company in a suburb of Seattle. He has two new cars, a large home with a sauna, new clothes, and takes many trips with his family. He also carries $21,000 of debt on his credit cards and struggles to make his payments. Bob would be considered part of which social class?

The middle class may cope with stressors by shopping or traveling. But, according to your reading, the poor are more likely to cope with stress by eating and:

The ecological-systems perspective of human develop emphasizes

Sharon wants to show how third graders in the United States learn from “reading buddy” programs. She established several of these programs in area schools and firmly believes that they are successful. She constructs a survey to give to her colleagues who support the program and offers the results to the local school board to promote the growth of such programs. This example illustrates which aspect of research?

Researcher Smith uses a variety of techniques to learn as much as possible about Mr. Jordan who had to relocate to Houston after losing everything in Hurricane Katrina. Researcher Smith is using which method of research?

Drives and urges are relatively quiet during this stage, according to Freud.

Chad feels guilty because he cheated on an exam. Which part of the self is responsible for this sense of guilt?

Learning to think by using symbols such as language is a major part of this stage.

This stage is experienced in early adulthood, according to Erikson.

The more prolonged the level of stress, the weaker the immune system. What is the independent variable?

Sperm and ova have:

Effects of ARBD (alcohol related birth defects) include:

An organism is least likely to survive which stage of prenatal development?

Which type of births are most common?

A dog learns to sit in order to get a treat. This best illustrates:

A dog is shocked at the time a bell rings. Eventually, the dog begins to jump in fear at the sound of a bell. What is the unconditioned response?

This method of prepared childbirth encourages mothers to have a coach to help guide them through the birth process.

This theorist emphasized the potential a child has to learn if given guidance.

The cohort effect is most noticeable with which level of analysis?

The difference between gross and fine motor skills is whether they:

Active experimentation is part of _______ in Piaget's substages of sensorimotor intelligence.

Angie does not notice when her mother leaves the day-care center and ignores her mother when she returns. Angie's behavior is:

The infant's first sensorimotor activities are:

The term “holophrase” is used to denote:

An infant is all

If you want to know someone's socioeconomic status, you would ask:

Preconventional morality involves:

According to Piaget, the distinguishing characteristic of school-age children is that they are:

Most children around the world can use and speak how many different languages?

Why can young children run and jump, long before they can follow the rules of games?

When asked about her best friend, Rasamee says, “My best friend is Annie. We do everything together. We both love to play four square, and we always play it together at recess. Annie runs faster than me, but I am better at four square. Annie lives near me, and she has so many fun toys that I love to play with.” This description of Rasamee's friendship is most characteristic of children of what age?