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What is neurodiversity Neurodiversity is the concept that differences in human brain function and behavior are normal, natural variations rather than deficits
psychological development Psychological development is the lifelong process of change in intelligence, personality, and behavior throughout one's life, covering cognitive, social, and emotional growth
psychologist vs psychiatrist Psychiatrists are medical doctors who diagnose and treat severe mental health conditions, often using medication, while psychologists are not medical doctors and focus on diagnosing and treating emotional/behavioral issues through psychotherapy and counse
correlation Correlational research is a non-experimental method that measures the statistical relationship between two or more variables without manipulating them
qualitative data non-numerical, descriptive information
quantitative data number based, numerical data
independent variable the variable that is changed, manipulated, or controlled in a scientific experiment
dependent variable A dependent variable is the main factor being measured, tested, or observed in a study
extraneous variable any factor in a research study, other than the independent variable, that could potentially influence the dependent variable
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