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Lifespan Development

Check Your Understanding Questions

Lifespan DevelopmentCheck Your Understanding Questions
17 .
What is one difference between the goals of the mirror test and the body-as-obstacle test?
18 .
What are the various components of sense of self?
19 .
Which temperamental traits map onto Big Five personality traits?
20 .
What are the psychosocial stages of infancy and toddlerhood in Erikson’s theory, and how does environment play a role in each?
21 .
What is the difference between moods and emotions?
22 .
What is the difference between primary and secondary emotions?
23 .
How do German and Japanese twelve-month-old infants differ in attachment type from U.S. infants?
24 .
How are stranger anxiety and separation anxiety similar, and how are they different?
25 .
What are the three components of the HOME scale?
26 .
Describe a few of the factors that create high-quality childcare.
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