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Truth or Fiction
Indicate whether the statement is T for Truth
or F for Fiction
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1.
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During the Middle Ages, children were often treated as miniature adults.
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2.
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Children come into the world as “blank tablets”—without inborn
differences in intelligence and talents.
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3.
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Nail biting and smoking cigarettes are signs of conflict experienced during
early childhood.
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4.
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Some theorists contend that children actively strive to understand and take
charge of their worlds, whereas other theorists argue that children respond passively to
environmental stimulation.
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5.
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Research with monkeys has helped psychologists understand the formation of
attachment in humans.
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6.
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To learn how a person develops over a lifetime, researchers have tracked some
individuals for more than 50 years.
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