Development overview quiz - AQA GCSE Psychology quiz

Object permanence in babies

Conservation

Egocentrism

Means-end behaviour

Both nature and experience together

Only inherited genes from the parents

Only experience

Neither

Pre-operational, sensorimotor, formal operational, concrete operational

Sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, formal operational

Concrete, formal, sensorimotor, pre-operational

Formal, concrete, pre-operational, sensorimotor

Pre-operational

Concrete operational

Sensorimotor

Formal operational

Seeing only your own viewpoint

Knowing that a hidden object carries on existing even when out of sight

A mental framework of ideas

Knowing quantity stays the same despite a change in appearance

Pre-operational

Sensorimotor

Concrete operational

Formal operational

A reflex action

A mental framework of ideas built from experience

A type of conservation task used to test young children

A region of the brain

The belief that ability is completely fixed at birth and can never change

A preferred way of learning

The belief that ability can be developed through effort

Belief in your own ability to succeed at a task

Praising ability

Praising appearance

No praise at all

Praising effort

Whether behaviour comes from genes or environment

Whether memory is acoustic or semantic

Whether perception is direct or constructivist

Whether forgetting is interference or retrieval failure

Only nature matters

They interact together

Only nurture matters

Neither affects behaviour