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This doctrine is based on the belief that we are born to struggle against our natural selves. Original Sin
Which of the following concepts espouses the idea that children can be influenced by their environment? Original Sin Blank Slate Innate Goodness
The three broad categories that are used to classify change over the lifespan are Domains of development
Middle Childhood is between ages 6-12
Middle Adulthood is between the ages of 40-60
What is the central idea for nature vs nurture? Genes and Environment
6 year old Michelle acts different from 4 year old Martha. This is what aspect of development? Discontinuity
Basic idea that there are signficant periods of deveopemnt where an organism is sensitive to the presence of absence of some kind of experience or influence. Critical Period
Same co-hort? A high school student in California and a high school student in Florida.
Adults in London, England who were teenagers living durig the bombings of WW2 all report that their lives have been changed by those events. This is what? Normative history-graded changes
Best example of naturalistic observation? Researchers interested in children gender-related interactions videotape children while they play at reccess.
Predictions that an be rested in an effort to explain human development are known as Hypothesis
Researchers have found that children born to mother who smoke during pregnancy are most like to develop illness. This is A positive correlation
An experiemnt is designed to study the effects of long lectures on the sleeping behavior of college studnets the dependent verible is Sleeping behavior in college studnents
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