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The nature-nurture issue involves the degree to which _____ and the environment influences human development Genetics
Azar remarked that her 14-year-old son is incredibly shy and has been ever since he was a little baby. This illustrates the _____ of development. Continuity
_____ forces include genetic and health factors. Biological
_____ organize knowledge in order to provide testable explanations of human behaviors and the ways in which they change over time. Theories
The _____ perspective proposes that development is determined by the interaction of an internal maturation plan and external societal demands. Psychosocial
According to social cognitive theory, people learn from reinforcements, from punishments, and through _____. Observing others
Piaget's theory and _____ theory are examples of the cognitive-developmental perspective. Information-processing
According to Bronfenbrenner, development occurs in the context of the _____, mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem. Microsystem
A belief that human development is characterized by multidirectionality and plasticity is fundamental to the _____ perspective. Life-span
In _____, people are observed as they behave spontaneously in a real-life setting. Naturalistic observation
A _____ is a group of individuals thought to be representative of some larger population of interest. Sample
The _____ variable is measured in an experiment to evaluate the impact of the variable that was manipulated. Dependent
Problems of longitudinal studies include the length of time to complete the work, loss of research participants over time, and _____. Influence of repeated testing on a a person's performance.
Human development researchers must submit their plans for research to a review board that determines whether the research _____. Preserves the right of research participants.
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