You are being tasked with writing 2 sample exam questions for each of the 5 Course Outcomes for this class, and to briefly expla
in how/why you think the question you constructed aligns with the objective. Your questions must address a topic covered in the chapter readings or lessons up-to-date. To receive full credit, your multiple-choice question must meet the following criteria: Your question must be written clearly. And it must specifically state what you want in an answer.
Questions must be accompanied by an explanation of how/why you think the question you constructed measures the objective.
Answer options must be mutually exclusive. This means that you can’t have any questions that have more than one best (or true) answer.
Questions must be no more than 2 complete sentences.
Each question requires an option of A, B, C and D. This means that someone answering your questions must be able to choose from 4 options.
Below you will find the Course Outcomes for the class.
Apply principles of developmental theories to explain physical, cognitive, and socioemotional development throughout the lifespan.
Compare normal physical, cognitive, and socioemotional development with abnormal development throughout the lifespan.
Explain the progression of development across the human lifespan and assess options to improve the quality of life throughout the lifespan.
Identify and analyze factors influencing human development.
Evaluate research in lifespan development and link evaluation to personal research and clinical practice.
1. In Piaget's stages of cognitive development different aspects are covered in each stage. In Pre-operational stage which of the following aspect is not being met ?
a) lack of hierarchical classification and reversibility
b) inability to conserve
c) internalization of schema
d) animistic thinking and ego-centrism
2. Name the most preferred method for assessing a child based on Vygotsky's sociocultural theory ?
In order to serve in the U.S House of Representatives, the person must be at least 25 years of age and have at least 7 years of U.S residency. Also, to be eligible for working in Congress, candidates must live in the state that they intend to represent.
The Confederation Congress lacked key Powers it could not raise taxes or regulate trade. The Congress could not make States obey the laws it passed. 9 of 13 state delegations had to degree before Congress could act. The Articles could only be changed with the consent of all 13 state legislatures
The 13th Amendment<span> abolished slavery in 1865. To protect the rights of newly freed people, Congress enacted two additional Constitutional </span>amendments<span>.</span>
