Unit 6 - Development - FRQ
Directions: You have 25 minutes to answer the following question. It is not enough to answer a question by merely listing facts. You should present a cogent argument based on your critical analysis of the questions posed, using appropriate psychological terminology.
1. Four-year-old Naomi is developing normally. She is about to start her schooling and has a strong relationship with her parents and her older brother.Part AHow might Naomi’s relationship with her parents develop based on each of the following stages or concepts?5-Trust versus mistrust-Secure attachment-Contact comfort10Part BNaomi’s older brother convinces her that a nickel is worth more than a dime because it is larger. He also often hits and punches her stuffed animals which makes Naomi cry because she thinks they are hurt. Naomi loves puppies and assumes that everyone else loves puppies as well. Explain how the following might relate to what Naomi can or cannot understand at her age according to Piaget’s theory of cognitive development.-Conservation-Animism15-EgocentrismPart CHow might Naomi’s early experiences impact the following later in life?-Intimacy versus isolation20
Group 1
How might Naomi’s relationship with her parents develop based on each of the following stages or concepts?
Question 1a
Short answer
Trust versus mistrust
Question 1b
Short answer
Secure attachment
Question 1c
Short answer
Contact comfort
Group 2
Naomi’s older brother convinces her that a nickel is worth more than a dime because it is larger. He also often hits and punches her stuffed animals which makes Naomi cry because she thinks they are hurt. Naomi loves puppies and assumes that everyone else loves puppies as well. Explain how the following might relate to what Naomi can or cannot understand at her age according to Piaget’s theory of cognitive development.
Question 2a
Short answer
Conservation
Question 2b
Short answer
Animism
Question 2c
Short answer
Egocentrism
Group 3
How might Naomi’s early experiences impact the following later in life?
Question 3a
Short answer
Intimacy versus isolation
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