The Development of Children, 7th Edition Test Bank

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TestBanks Chapter 01: The Study of Human Development1Itard believed that Victor behaved the way he didbecause he had:been retarded since birth.been malnourished from an early age.been isolated from society.a serious physical illness.2Itard worked with Victor to test what theory?The social environment shapes children'sdevelopment.The French monarchy did not adequately educatepeasants.Victor was retarded since birth.Victor suffered from autism.3By studying the Wild Boy of Aveyron, Itard hoped tolearn something about the:behavior of the mentally ill.causes of mental retardation.behavior of animals in their natural habitats.role of the environment in shaping development.4Studies of the Wild Boy of Aveyron suggest that:interaction with humans is critical for optimaldevelopment.critical periods in development do not exist.natural experiments should not be used to studydevelopment.the effects of negative experience can be undonewith instruction.5The effect of Itard's work with Victor was that Victor:made rapid progress and was later found to bedeveloping normally.made rapid progress at first but never learned tospeak or interact with others normally.never learned to communicate.made rapid progress but could not develop affectionfor other people.6The Wild Boy of Aveyron:

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