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Child Development
Laura E. Berk - ISBN: 9780205197668
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This document contains all the exam questions and the answers that have been presented in the 2011 - 2017 exam papers. Unisa has confirmed that 6 of these questions will be asked in the exams.
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This document contains all the exam questions and the answers that have been presented in the 2011 - 2017 exam papers. Unisa has confirmed that 6 of these questions will be asked in the exams.
Argumentative essay on the topic of prosocial behaviour in childhood.
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Argumentative essay on the topic of prosocial behaviour in childhood.
2 x Comprehensive Mindmaps (Four Identity Statuses & Influences on Gender stereotyping and gender-role adoption). I received over 90% for my assignment.
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2 x Comprehensive Mindmaps (Four Identity Statuses & Influences on Gender stereotyping and gender-role adoption). I received over 90% for my assignment.
These notes are based on the prescribed textbook - Child Development (Berk, 2013). It contains the answers to the 21 Questions provided in Tut102 as preparation for the exam.
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These notes are based on the prescribed textbook - Child Development (Berk, 2013). It contains the answers to the 21 Questions provided in Tut102 as preparation for the exam.
Factors related to prosocial development
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Factors related to prosocial development
Timeline of children development - Emotion - Social - Cognitive - Moral - Language - Gender
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Timeline of children development - Emotion - Social - Cognitive - Moral - Language - Gender
This is an in-depth summary of block 1.5 (developmental psychology, or changing man). This summary includes notes on all 8 problems with necessary tables and figures, which are useful for understanding. All of the relevant points from books and articles are mentioned in a readable and understandable manner. The summary contains 8 topics: prenatal development of children, emotions (reflexes), attachment, cognitive development, language development, morality development, gender development, and pu...
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This is an in-depth summary of block 1.5 (developmental psychology, or changing man). This summary includes notes on all 8 problems with necessary tables and figures, which are useful for understanding. All of the relevant points from books and articles are mentioned in a readable and understandable manner. The summary contains 8 topics: prenatal development of children, emotions (reflexes), attachment, cognitive development, language development, morality development, gender development, and pu...
Get a distinction by using these comprehensive mind maps that have been compiled to include all the relevant information to answer the 21 exam questions. Colour categorisation, pictures and bullet points and research examples make memorising much easier. A complete breakdown on what these notes include can be viewed in the preview. should you wish to view a clear example of one of the mind maps before purchasing, email me at IMPORTANT NOTE: the mind maps are larger than A4 (for printing pu...
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Get a distinction by using these comprehensive mind maps that have been compiled to include all the relevant information to answer the 21 exam questions. Colour categorisation, pictures and bullet points and research examples make memorising much easier. A complete breakdown on what these notes include can be viewed in the preview. should you wish to view a clear example of one of the mind maps before purchasing, email me at IMPORTANT NOTE: the mind maps are larger than A4 (for printing pu...
In-depth notes regarding theories, object permanence, theory of mind, transitive inference, research methods, social development, attachment, language development, conservation, reading and reading development.
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In-depth notes regarding theories, object permanence, theory of mind, transitive inference, research methods, social development, attachment, language development, conservation, reading and reading development.
The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 2 focuses on child development and reviews different types of intelligence, the development of language, the sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages as well as metacognition.
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The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 2 focuses on child development and reviews different types of intelligence, the development of language, the sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages as well as metacognition.
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Argumentative essay on the topic of prosocial behaviour in childhood.
- Summary
- • 16 pages •
Argumentative essay on the topic of prosocial behaviour in childhood.
2 x Comprehensive Mindmaps (Four Identity Statuses & Influences on Gender stereotyping and gender-role adoption). I received over 90% for my assignment.
- Summary
- • 3 pages •
2 x Comprehensive Mindmaps (Four Identity Statuses & Influences on Gender stereotyping and gender-role adoption). I received over 90% for my assignment.
These notes are based on the prescribed textbook - Child Development (Berk, 2013). It contains the answers to the 21 Questions provided in Tut102 as preparation for the exam.
- Summary
- • 92 pages •
These notes are based on the prescribed textbook - Child Development (Berk, 2013). It contains the answers to the 21 Questions provided in Tut102 as preparation for the exam.
Factors related to prosocial development
- Essay
- • 7 pages •
Factors related to prosocial development
Timeline of children development - Emotion - Social - Cognitive - Moral - Language - Gender
- Summary
- • 6 pages •
Timeline of children development - Emotion - Social - Cognitive - Moral - Language - Gender
This is an in-depth summary of block 1.5 (developmental psychology, or changing man). This summary includes notes on all 8 problems with necessary tables and figures, which are useful for understanding. All of the relevant points from books and articles are mentioned in a readable and understandable manner. The summary contains 8 topics: prenatal development of children, emotions (reflexes), attachment, cognitive development, language development, morality development, gender development, and pu...
- Summary
- • 31 pages •
This is an in-depth summary of block 1.5 (developmental psychology, or changing man). This summary includes notes on all 8 problems with necessary tables and figures, which are useful for understanding. All of the relevant points from books and articles are mentioned in a readable and understandable manner. The summary contains 8 topics: prenatal development of children, emotions (reflexes), attachment, cognitive development, language development, morality development, gender development, and pu...
Get a distinction by using these comprehensive mind maps that have been compiled to include all the relevant information to answer the 21 exam questions. Colour categorisation, pictures and bullet points and research examples make memorising much easier. A complete breakdown on what these notes include can be viewed in the preview. should you wish to view a clear example of one of the mind maps before purchasing, email me at IMPORTANT NOTE: the mind maps are larger than A4 (for printing pu...
- Visual
- • 30 pages •
Get a distinction by using these comprehensive mind maps that have been compiled to include all the relevant information to answer the 21 exam questions. Colour categorisation, pictures and bullet points and research examples make memorising much easier. A complete breakdown on what these notes include can be viewed in the preview. should you wish to view a clear example of one of the mind maps before purchasing, email me at IMPORTANT NOTE: the mind maps are larger than A4 (for printing pu...
In-depth notes regarding theories, object permanence, theory of mind, transitive inference, research methods, social development, attachment, language development, conservation, reading and reading development.
- Summary
- • 52 pages •
In-depth notes regarding theories, object permanence, theory of mind, transitive inference, research methods, social development, attachment, language development, conservation, reading and reading development.
The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 2 focuses on child development and reviews different types of intelligence, the development of language, the sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages as well as metacognition.
- Study guide
- • 4 pages •
The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 2 focuses on child development and reviews different types of intelligence, the development of language, the sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages as well as metacognition.
The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 1 focuses on infant development and reviews different types of research designs and experiments, individualistic and collectivistic orientation, epigenetics, the development of neurons, theories and world views behind development, how...
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The following study guides provide in-depth answers to questions asked about the concepts taught in the course. They are both a summary and review of the important material that is needed in order to understand infant, child, and adolescent development. Study Guide 1 focuses on infant development and reviews different types of research designs and experiments, individualistic and collectivistic orientation, epigenetics, the development of neurons, theories and world views behind development, how...
