Question

Early philosophers arguing for the __________ side of development proposed that at birth our minds are 'tabula rasa' or _______.

nature; already formed

nurture; blank slates

stability; rose covered tables

stage; organized tables for growth

biophysical; controlled by genetics

I'm not sure.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

@mathmath333

Answer 4

is "i'm not sure" an option :)

Answer 5

haha no

Answer 6

tabular rasa ~ the human mind, especially at birth, viewed as having no innate ideas.

Answer 7

i think it to be nurture; blank slates

Answer 8

why are we in maths?

Answer 9

cuz no one ever answers lol

Answer 10

in any other category

Answer 11

okay?

Answer 12

well next Q kiddo

Answer 13

ok one sec

Answer 14

but i really have to study for my medical exam on thursday

Answer 15

According to naturists, maturation is:
a combination of nature and nurture.

the biological marker of adolescence.

genetically predetermined growth patterns unaffected by experience.

the process of acquiring moral and socially acceptable behaviors.

growth that occurs largely through the process of enculturation

Answer 16

so i cant stay all day

Answer 17

ok lol

Answer 18

maturation is where progeny mature into adults

Answer 19

rofl - the process of acquiring moral and socially acceptable behaviors.

Answer 20

i hope my exam is this easy

Answer 21

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Answer 22

the answer is of course genetically predetermined growth patterns unaffected by experience - so C

Answer 23

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Answer 24

ok

Answer 25

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Answer 26

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Answer 27

Question 6.6. Continuity theorists are to organismic theorists as ________ changes are to ________ changes.
(Points : 1)
sudden; subtle

quantitative; qualitative

experiential; organic

qualitative; quantitative

organic; experiential

I'm not sure.



Question 7.7. Developmental psychologists tend to argue about whether personality is stable throughout the lifespan or whether it changes due to experience with parents, peers, and other aspects of the culture. Behaviorists would differ with psychodynamic theorists and would argue:
(Points : 1)
that genetics largely determine personality.

that personality during childhood largely predicts adult personality.

that experiences continue to modify our personality throughout life.

that by the time we are adolescents, our personality is relatively fixed.

that experiences in the first five years determine our personality.

I'm not sure.



Question 8.8. According to Freud, the unconscious is:
(Points : 1)
composed of thoughts, feelings, and actions that we can easily retrieve.

the storehouse of memories that aren't significant enough to stay in our conscious thoughts.

unlikely to influence much of our conscious behavior.

the source of all the defense mechanisms.

where our primitive and instinctual urges reside.

I'm not sure.
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