Lesson 2.7.3

2.7.3 Developmental area Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. Which core study in the developmental area investigates the theory of mind in autistic adults?

    • Bandura et al.
    • Baron-Cohen et al.
    • Kohlberg
    • Milgram
  2. Which core study used a sample of children from a nursery school at Stanford University?

    • Baron-Cohen et al.
    • Kohlberg
    • Lee et al.
    • Bandura et al.
  3. What experimental design was primarily utilised by Bandura et al. in their aggression study?

    • Independent measures
    • Matched pairs
    • Repeated measures
    • Quasi-experiment
  4. Which study in the developmental area investigated moral development through stages?

    • Kohlberg
    • Bandura et al.
    • Bocchiaro
    • Lee et al.
  5. What type of data was predominantly gathered in the study by Lee et al. on moral development?

    • Anecdotal data
    • Quantitative data
    • Qualitative data
    • Physiological data
  6. Which cultural groups were compared in the study on moral development by Lee et al.?

    • British and American
    • Japanese and Australian
    • French and Algerian
    • Chinese and Canadian
  7. What task was used to assess theory of mind in the study by Baron-Cohen et al.?

    • False belief task
    • Eyes test
    • Moral dilemma
    • Bobo doll task
  8. Which developmental core study relies on cross-sectional rather than longitudinal data collection?

    • Piaget
    • Freud
    • Lee et al.
    • Kohlberg
  9. What sampling technique was used to recruit the normal adult comparison group in Baron-Cohen et al.?

    • Stratified sample
    • Random sample
    • Opportunity sample
    • Self-selected sample
  10. In Bandura et al., which model condition caused the greatest amount of total physical aggression in children?

    • Control group
    • Aggressive model
    • Passive model
    • Non-aggressive model
  11. What was the age range of the primary participant group in the study by Lee et al.?

    • 3 to 5 years
    • 7 to 11 years
    • 18 to 21 years
    • 12 to 16 years
  12. Which psychological approach does the developmental area predominantly focus on explaining?

    • Genetic mutations
    • Changes over time
    • Situational pressures
    • Unconscious conflicts
  13. Which group in Baron-Cohen et al. scored significantly lower on the reading the mind in the eyes task?

    • IQ matched controls
    • Normal adults
    • Student adults
    • AS/HFA adults
  14. What key ethical issue is often raised regarding the children who participated in Bandura et al.?

    • Debriefing failure
    • Protection from harm
    • Informed consent
    • Right to withdraw
  15. Which core study used a longitudinal method spanning a total duration of 12 years?

    • Kohlberg
    • Baron-Cohen et al.
    • Bandura et al.
    • Lee et al.
  16. Which specific data collection method was primarily used by Bandura et al. to record child behaviour?

    • Questionnaires
    • Observations
    • Interviews
    • Self-reports
  17. What was the minimum age of the participants included in the study by Baron-Cohen et al.?

    • 21 years
    • 18 years
    • 16 years
    • 12 years
  18. Which sampling technique recruited the Asperger syndrome group in Baron-Cohen et al.?

    • Opportunity sampling
    • Stratified sampling
    • Random sampling
    • Self-selecting
  19. What was the main experimental design used in the study by Baron-Cohen et al.?

    • Field experiment
    • Matched pairs
    • Repeated measures
    • Independent measures
  20. Which control group in Baron-Cohen et al. consisted of university students?

    • Control adults
    • Student comparison
    • Normal adult
    • Reading group

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