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show a set of logically related concepts or statements, which seeks to describe and explain develoment and to predict what kinds of behavior might occur under certain conditions.  
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show organize data, the information gathered by research, and is a source of hypothesis. (dynamic)  
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show Mead's challenging the inevitability of adolescent rebellion.  
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Hypothesis:   show
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Why is hypothesis important?   show
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Give an example of hypothesis:   show
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Quantitative Change:   show
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Qualitative Change:   show
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Individual Differences:   show
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show -viewed cognitive development as the product of children's efforts to understand and act on their world. - clinical method combined observation with flexible questioning.- comprehensive theory of cognitive development; it begins w/an inborn ability to ad  
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Give and example of Piaget:   show
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What is a critcism of Piaget's method?   show
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show - human development is the scientific study of processes of change nad stability.- the scientific study of human development began with studies of childhood during the 19 century.- as researchers became interested in following development through adulthoo  
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show - the study of human development seeks to describe, explain predict, and modify development.- students of human development draw upon such disciplines as psychology, psychiatry, sociology, anthropology, biology, genetics, family science, education, histor  
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Learning results from?   show
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show - in operant conditioning, a process that strengthens and encourages repetition of a desired behavior.  
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Punishment:   show
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show learning based on association of behavior with its consequences.  
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show unfolding of a natural sequence of physical and behavioral changes, including readiness to master new abilities.  
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Critical Period:   show
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