1. Outline the major events of the three phases of
prenatal development.
2. Summarize the impact of environmental factors on
prenatal development.
3. Summarize the evidence on the perceptual abilities
of infants.
4. Describe general trends and principles and cultural
variations in motor development.
5. Summarize the findings of Thomas and Chess's
longitudinal study of infant temperament.
6. Summarize theory and research on infant-mother
attachment.
7. Outline Erikson's stages of childhood personality
development and summarize the strengths and weaknesses of
Erikson's theory.
8. Outline Piaget's stages of cognitive development and
summarize the strengths and weaknesses of Piaget's theory.
9. Describe how the information processing approach has
contributed to our understanding of cognitive development.
10. Outline Kohlberg's stages of moral development and
summarize the strengths and weaknesses of Kohlberg's theory.
11. Describe developmental trends in altruism and
aggression and explain how both are shaped by heredity, parental
modeling, and media role models.
12. Describe the Featured Study on the effects of exposure
to media violence.
13. Describe the major events of puberty and discuss
the problems of unusually early or late maturation.
14. Evaluate the assertion that adolescence is a time of
turmoil in light of current evidence on adolescent suicide.
15. Explain why the struggle for a sense of identity is
particularly intense during adolescence and discuss some common
patterns of identity formation.
16. Summarize the evidence on the stability of
personality and the prevalence of the mid-life crisis and outline
Erikson's stages of development in adulthood.
17. Describe typical transitions in family relations
during the adult years.
18. Discuss patterns of career development in both men and
women.
19. Describe the physical and cognitive changes associated
with aging.
20. Explain how this chapter highlighted the
interaction of heredity and environment.
21. Summarize evidence on gender differences in
behavior and discuss the significance of these differences.
22. Explain how biological and environmental factors
contribute to existing gender differences.
Take a practice Quiz/Test
Developing Child (A) , Adolescence and Adulthood (A)
Across the Life Span (AP)
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