Developmental Psychology
From the perspective of the life-span psychologist, life stages are important because:

A. they represent the outcome of major biological changes
B. they present a set of developmental tasks to be mastered
C. they provide insight into the values and aspirations of particular cultures
D. their beginning and end a perfectly correlated with chronological age

The surroundings of the individual are called his:

A. Environment
B. Identity
C. Heredity
D. Way of thinking

The onset of puberty:

A. begins approximately eight years earlier on the average in girls than in boys
B. begins approximately four years earlier on the average in boys than in girls
C. is about the same time for boys and girls
D. begins approximately two years earlier on the average in girls than in boys

Effective teaching requires the:

A. Keen interest of the teacher to the studies of the students
B. Use of appropriate method of teaching
C. Solution of the problems of students
D. All of the above

Although women perform about______of all housework, about_____of wives characterize their household division of labor as unfair.

A. one-half; one-half
B. two-thirds; three-quarters
C. two-thirds; one-third
D. three-quarters; one-tenth

When the development of the same subjects is studied over a period of time, the study is called a:

A. cross-sectional study
B. life history study
C. longitudinal study
D. sequential study