The Big Child Psychology Quiz

What was the name of the intelligence test given to CHILDREN in the key research by Van Leeuwen?

• Raven's Standard Progressive Matrices

• Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
• Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Cognitive Abilities
• Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale

What country were families from in Vann Leeuwen?

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From Vann Leeuwen, match the results

• ... of intelligence was genetics

• Identifcal twins' intelligence...

• was more similar compared to others

• 67%

• ... of intelligence was environment

• 33%

The aim of Barkley-Levenson was to find out if there is a ​ (a)   in neural activity between ​ (b)   and ​ (c)   brains when giving ​ (d)   scenarios (gambles).

• difference
• adolescent
• adult
• risk-taking

How much money were participants given in Barkley-Levenson before they began their gambles?

• $10
• $15
• $25
• $20

Match the following brain regions to their role from Barkley Levenson

• Rewards and pleasure

• Amygdala

• Fear

• Ventral Striatum

• Self-Control

• Pre-Frontal Cortex

Who created the visual cliff experiment?

• Eleanor J. Gibson and Richard D. Walk
• John Watson and B.F. Skinner
• Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky
• Ivan Pavlov and Edward Thorndike

Draw the visual cliff from Gibson and Walk

Results from the visual cliff showed that ​ (a)   of children moved to the shallow side of the cliff to get to their mother, while ​ (b)   would move to the deep side of the cliff.

• 100%
• 11%
• 90%
• 65%
• 50%
• 13.5%
• 72.4%

In the Wood study, what task were children asked to do?

• Put together a wooden pyramid

• Count the number of toys in a room
• Recite the alphabet backwards
• Identify the color of different objects