Human Growth and Development

6.​ In terms of the concept of reaction range, what role do genes play? A.​ They determine exactly which traits are expressed. B.​ They determine how intelligent a person is. C.​ They set firm limits on which traits can be expressed. D.​ They are more important than the environment. E.​ They have no impact on trait expression. 7.​ Lori is 10 years old and scores similarly to the average 8-year-old on an intelligence test. What would Lori’s IQ be, according to the original Stanford-Binet calculation?

A.​ 100 B.​ 125 C.​ 10 D.​ 8 E.​ 80 8.​ Why is it significant that a child passes a rouge test for the first time?

A.​ It shows that the child has the psychomotor skills to remove the rouge from their face. B.​ Passing the rouge test means the child can recognize their name and their parents. C.​ This milestone indicates that the child can recognize themselves and understand how others might perceive them. D.​ Passing the rouge test confirms the child has proper vision and can recognize their face. E.​ Passing the rouge test means the child can distinguish colors accurately. 9.​ Which of the following situations BEST demonstrates the concept of social learning theory? A.​ Tom learns how to fix his air conditioner by trying different methods until he finds one that works. B.​ Tom gathers his friends to attend a class on how to make minor air conditioning repairs. C.​ Tom hires someone in his social circle to fix his air conditioner because he doesn’t know how. D.​ After watching a video of a plumber demonstrating air conditioner repair, Tom is able to do it himself. E.​ After reading a book on air conditioner repair, Tom feels ready to fix it. 10.​ Which statement below illustrates Kohlberg’s “conventional morality”?

A.​ “Do your own thing.” B.​ “Scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.” C.​ “Rules were made to be broken.” D.​ “Buckle up. It’s the law.” E.​ “All men were created equal.”

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