This document appears to be a Jeopardy-style game covering topics in developmental psychology, including theorists like Piaget, Erikson, Kohlberg, and concepts like attachment styles, cognitive development stages, psychosocial development stages, and moral development stages. The final question asks about longitudinal research design, which studies groups over long periods of time to test effects of various factors on development.

3. Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy

4. $100
This is the personal assessment of your own
self-worth?

5. $100
Self-esteem

6. $200
He’s famous for his psychosocial
stages of development and
studying development over the
entire lifespan.

7. $200
Erik Erikson

8. $300
Lawrence Kohlberg is
famous for his stages of
______ development.

9. $300
Moral development

10. $400
He experimented on
monkeys and contact
comfort.

11. $400
Harry Harlow

12. $500
Piaget was famous for his
stages of _____
development

13. $500
Cognitive

14. $100
Because of the ____ reflex,
infants
will turn their head towards
your finger
when you touch their cheek.

15. $100
Rooting reflex

16. $200
•An emotional tie with another person;
shown in young children by their seeking
closeness to the caregiver and showing
distress in separation.

17. $200
attachment

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A particular time when we must learn
something or we (almost) never will is
called a _________ period. (For
example, language, walking, attachment
to parent)

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critical period
Konrad Lorenz

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When an unborn child is exposed to any
_______________ they can experience
birth defects.

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Teratogens

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This term describes how teens may feel
like their feelings are completely unique
and they are invincible. (I think Justin
Beiber is experiencing this)

23. $500
personal fable

24. 100
This boy lacks _______.
Which
is
more?

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conservation of mass/liquids

26. 200
A child is ___________ if they cannot
see things from others’ perspective.

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egocentric

28. 300
A baby thinks a ball disappears forever
when it rolls under the couch. The baby
lacks ___ ___.

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Object permanence

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This is the earliest stage of Piaget’s
cognitive development.

31. 400
sensorimotor

32. 500
This is the final stage of Piaget’s cognitive
development

33. $500 formal operations

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Teens experiencing role confusion
due to a lack of identity are more
susceptible to give in to what?

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Peer pressure

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Being extremely self-conscious,
especially about other’s opinions
of you, and sometimes believing
that attention is focused on you, is
called:

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Imaginary
audience

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According to the “strange situation” studies of
Mary Ainsworth, what happens when mom
Leaves the room with a securely attached child.

39. 300 crying

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According to the “strange situation” studies of
Mary Ainsworth, what happens when mom leaves
the room with a child that has an insecure-avoidant
attachment style?

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cool response/ambivalent

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The paternal deprivation experienced by
many young children with divorced or
unmarried parents is likely to put them at
increased risk for ___________
attachment.

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Insecure attachment

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Harry Harlow studied the role of _____ in
attachment (in monkeys).

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Contact comfort

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This is the first stage of
Erikson’s psychosocial
stages.

47. $200
Trust vs. mistrust

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This is Erikson’s stage for teenagers.

49. $300
Identity vs. role confusion

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The midlife crisis would most
likely happen in this
psychosocial stage.

51. $400
generativity vs stagnation

52. $500
A person follows the rules
simply so s/he doesn’t get
caught is in this stage of
Kohlberg’s morality
development.

53. $500 Preconventional morality
postconventional
conventional
preconventional

54. Final Jeopardy
In developmental psychology sometimes
researchers chose to study one group over a
long period of time. For example, to test the
effects of breastfeeding or formula on
intelligence they may study the participants
for over twenty years. These studies take
longer and are more expensive to complete.
What type of research design is it?

55. Final Jeopardy Answer
Longitudinal design