Lesson 7.4.1
7.4.1 Key question: day care and international adoption Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Psychology, Unit 7
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The 20 questions
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In the key question on day care and international adoption, which concept describes the total absence of an early attachment, as studied in Romanian orphans?
- Monotropy
- Privation
- Deprivation
- Separation anxiety
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What term describes the total failure to form an attachment bond during infancy?
- Separation
- Deprivation
- Privation
- Insecure attachment
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According to Bowlby, prolonged separation from a primary caregiver during early childhood risks what?
- Accelerated speech
- Developmental harm
- Enhanced independence
- Improved resilience
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Which primary behaviour is observed to assess attachment security in the Strange Situation?
- Motor skills
- Peer interaction
- Language acquisition
- Separation and reunion
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In Rutter's ERA study, children adopted before six months showed what developmental pattern?
- Permanent developmental delay
- Disinhibited attachment only
- Normal cognitive catch-up
- Severe cognitive impairment
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What type of relationship exists between duration of institutional privation and cognitive outcome?
- Direct cause
- Positive correlation
- Negative correlation
- No relationship
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Which aspect of day care is most crucial for preventing negative developmental outcomes?
- Group size only
- High care quality
- Staff average age
- Total hours spent
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According to developmental research, which factor of day care most strongly predicts positive cognitive outcomes?
- Early start age
- High quality care
- Long daily hours
- Large group size
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According to attachment research, what opportunity is most vital for an internationally adopted child?
- Rapid academic instruction
- Forming secure attachment
- Retaining original nationality
- Learning new languages
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International adoption can reverse early developmental deficits if placement occurs before what age?
- Five years
- Six months
- Eight years
- Twelve years
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What confounding factor makes generalising results from international adoption studies difficult?
- Pre-adoption adversity
- Small vocabulary size
- Short testing time
- Single-blind design
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Which ethical guideline is essential when conducting research on vulnerable adopted children?
- Deception
- Financial compensation
- Right to withdraw
- Confidentiality
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Why can psychologists not give a simple answer regarding day care impacts?
- Multiple interacting variables
- Flawed statistical methods
- Lack of data
- Ethically forbidden research
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What term describes Bowlby's concept of a single primary attachment figure?
- Critical period
- Social releaser
- Monotropy
- Internal working model
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Which research design tracks the same children over time to study development?
- Longitudinal design
- Experimental design
- Correlational design
- Cross-sectional design
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What term describes the ability of adopted children to recover from early emotional deprivation?
- Imprinting
- Epigenetics
- Resilience
- Monotropy
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What limitation applies when drawing conclusions from a correlation between day care and attachment?
- Demand characteristics
- Cannot prove causation
- Low ecological validity
- High observer bias
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Which research design is best suited to evaluate the impact of a specific day-care intervention on children?
- Controlled observation
- Content analysis
- Case study
- Natural experiment
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Which concept suggests that early attachment formation is easiest during a specific timeframe?
- Internal working model
- Critical period
- Sensitive period
- Maternal deprivation
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What factor regarding adoption placement strongly influences a child's long-term cognitive and emotional recovery?
- Gender of child
- Adoptive parents' income
- Geographical location
- Age at adoption
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