Psychology

1. Who is the father of adolescence and introduced this term into science?
5. In what stagechildren begin to develop a sense of the what the world around them is like and start to form attachments with caregivers?
6. This is a state of consciousness in which a person can respond to a stimulus and or stimuli?
7. Psychological change and is understood as a type of behavior, physical or symbolic, that is motivated by the intention to harm someone else?
9. This is a process of paying attention in a particular way on purpose in the present moment and non-judgmintally
13. In which book did russian-french physiologist the concepts of gerontology?
14. Preschoolers who learn to take turns and share are developing which social skill?
15. Which psychology study how and why humans grow , change , adapt across the course of their lives ?
16. Which section studies the aging process and the associated effects of cognitive and emotional changes?
19. Who first introduced androgogy into science?
20. Which memory deteriorates in adulthood?

2. What is one factor that can influence perception and perceive things differently than reality?
3. Memories can sometimes be inaccurate . What is a reason for this?
4. What kind of intelligence allows you to understand your own emotions?
8. What is the single biggest factor intelligence tests are criticized for having?
10. What is one factor for creating a family "functional " and strengthens relationship?
11. Identical twins raised apart tend to have more similar IQ scores than fraternal twins, supporting the role of what in intelligence?
12. Tip of identity a status that describes those who are activity exploring in an attempt to establish an identity, but have yet to have made any commitment?
17. What is the term for a child's ability to understand and respond to the feelings of others?
18. This is main part of gerontology which refers to medical care for older adults, an age group that is not easy to define precisely?