Key People Quiz

Match the statement to the relevant name.


1				Gender constancy develops at around six to seven in concert with conservation


2				Analyzed and characterized children's play


3				Parenting style is related to children's socioemotional development


4				Emphasized the role of empathy in moral development


5				The child's superego develops as the child resolves the Oedipus conflict and identifies with the same-sex parent


6				Emphasizes the role of empathy in the child's moral development


7				Children think in two distinctly different ways about morality, depending on their developmental maturity


8				The acquisition of the understanding of some emotions does not go from a complete lack of comprehension to full knowledge; rather, the path is gradual


9				Found that many parents with young children are working


10				Classified child maltreatment cases into four types


11				Believed that play is an excellent setting for cognitive development


12				Argued that parents were too affectionate with their children


13				Described the crisis of early childhood as one of initiative versus guilt


14				Argues that television allows people to be aware of other cultures, but the images of these cultures could be distorted to enhance entertainment values


15				Commented that maternal employment is a part of modern life


16				Found that sex crimes against children involved greater difference in power, less violence, and closer relationships to offender compared with adult cases


17				Found that disputes between two- and four-year-old siblings occurred an average of 6.3 times per hour and parents intervened in about 57 percent of the cases

Answer choices for questions 1 through 17

A)	Mildred Parten
B)	Diana Baumrind
C)	Martin Hoffman
D)	Michael Perlman and Hildy Ross
E)	James A. Russell
F)	Clare MacMartin
G)	Sigmund Freud
H)	Jean Piaget
I)	Lev Vygotsky
J)	Lawrence Kohlberg
K)	William Damon
L)	Nico Trocme
M)	Robert Suave
N)	John Watson
O)	Lois Hoffman
P)	Erik Erikson
Q)	Grant Havers

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