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development Answer: pattern of movement/change that begins at conception and continuous through the human life span biological processes Answer: change in an individuals physical nature cognitive processes Answer: change in the individuals thought process, intelligence...

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development Answer: pattern of movement/change that begins at conception and continuous
through the human life span



biological processes Answer: change in an individuals physical nature



cognitive processes Answer: change in the individuals thought process, intelligence and language



socioemotional processes Answer: involve changes in the individuals relationships with other
people, change in emotion and change in personality



psychoanalytic theories Answer: development as primarily unconscious and heavily colored by
emotion



Erikson Theory Answer:



Piget's Theory Answer: children go through four stages of cognitive development



Vygotsky's Theory Answer: sociocultural cognitive theory that emphasizes how culture and social
interaction guide development



Bandora's Social Cognitive Model Answer: behavior, person/cognition and environment all work
together

,ethology Answer: strongly influenced by biology, tied to evolution, characterized by
critical/sensational periods



AGE CATEGORY: Answer: infancy- birth to 18/24 months

early childhood- end of infancy to 5/6 yrs old

middle and late childhood- 6 to 11 yrs old

adolescence- starting at 10/12 yrs and ending at 18 to 21 yrs

emerging adulthood- 18 to 25 yrs old



case study Answer: in-depth look at a single individual



descriptive research Answer: aims to observe and record behavior



correlational research Answer: goal is to describe the strength of the relationship between two or
more events



Lab drawbacks = Answer: -need to know they're being studied

-unnatural lab setting causes people to behave diff.

-people willing to be studied might not represent a diverse cultural background

-people unfamiliar with university settings may be intimidated by the lab atmosphere



naturalistic observation Answer: observing behavior in the real-world setting



survey and interview Answer: quick way to get info by asking people



standardized testing Answer: uniform procedures for administration and scoring

, cross-sectional approach Answer: compares individuals of diff. ages



cohort effects Answer: time of birth, era, or generation but not actual age



correlation coefficient Answer: statistical analysis used to describe the degree of association
between two variables -- not a causation



experimental research (best way to conduct research) Answer: carefully regulated procedure in
which one or more factors believed to influence the behavior being studied are manipulated while other
factors are constant



independent variable: Answer: manipulated, influential, experimental



experimental group vs. control group Answer: experimental group- group who's being manipulated

control group- nothing is changed in this group



dependent variable: Answer: changes in response to the independent factor changing



development of co-construction Answer: biological, cultural and individual



MFIP Answer: children's behavior problems decreased and children's achievement in school
improved



longitudinal approach Answer: same individuals are studied over a period of time, several years



children escape poverty Answer: economic support, social capital and education

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