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TableUOfUContents
1. TheUStudyUofUHumanUDevelopment.
PartUI:UPRENATALUDEVELOPMENT,UINFANCY,UANDUEARLYUCHILDHOOD.
2. BiologicalUFoundations:UHeredity,UPrenatalUDevelopment,UandUBirth.
3. ToolsUforUExploringUtheUWorld:UPhysical,UPerceptual,UandUMotorUDevelopment.
4. TheUEmergenceUofUThoughtUandULanguage:UCognitiveUDevelopmentUinUInfancyUandUEarlyUChildhood.
5. EnteringUtheUSocialUWorld:USocioemotionalUDevelopmentUinUInfancyUandUEarlyUChildhood.
PartUII:USCHOOL-AGEUCHILDRENUANDUADOLESCENTS.
6. OffUtoUSchool:UCognitiveUandUPhysicalUDevelopmentUinUMiddleUChildhood.
7. ExpandingUSocialUHorizons:USocioemotionalUDevelopmentUinUMiddleUChildhood.
8. RitesUofUPassage:UPhysicalUandUCognitiveUDevelopmentUinUAdolescence.
9. MovingUIntoUtheUAdultUSocialUWorld:USocioemotionalUDevelopmentUinUAdolescence.
PartUIII:UYOUNGUANDUMIDDLEUADULTHOOD.
10. BecomingUanUAdult:UPhysical,UCognitive,UandUPersonalityUDevelopmentUinUYoungUAdulthood.
11. BeingUWithUOthers:UFormingURelationshipsUinUYoungUandUMiddleUAdulthood.
12. Work,ULeisure,UandURetirement.
13. MakingUItUinUMidlife:UTheUBiopsychosocialUChallengesUofUMiddleUAdulthood.
PartUIV:ULATEUADULTHOOD.
14. TheUPersonalUContextUofULaterULife:UPhysical,UCognitive,UandUMentalUHealthUIssues.
15. SocialUAspectsUofULaterULife:UPsychosocial,URetirement,URelationship,UandUSocietalUIssues.
16. TheUFinalUPassage:UDyingUandUBereavement.
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1. TheUscientificUstudyUofUhumanUdevelopmentUcanUbestUbeUdescribedUas
*a.Umultidisciplinary
b. focusedUonUgroupsUratherUthanUindividuals
c. non-theoretical
d. emphasizingUstabilityUoverUchange
2. WhichUtermUdoesUnotUbelongUinUthisUgroup?
a. experiential
b. nurture
c. environmental
*d.Uhereditary
3. Dr.UKimUtakesUaUstrongUnatureUpositionUwithUregardUtoUtheUoriginsUofUintellectualU
disabilities.UTherefore,UsheUwouldUmostUlikelyUhypothesizeUthatUherUson‘sUintellectuU
alUdisabilityU(formallyUknownUasUmentalUretardation)UisUdueUto
a.UherUparentingUstyle
*b.UhisUgenes
c.UhisUexposureUtoUaUtoxicUchemicalUpriorUtoUbirth
d.UhisUexposureUtoURubellaUpriorUtoUbirth
4. TheUnotionUthatUdevelopmentUisUbestUdescribedUinUtermsUofUaUseriesUofUabruptUsU
hiftsUinUbehaviorUbestUfitsUwithUthe approach.
a. nature
b. nurture
c. continuity
*d.Udiscontinuity
5. Cleo,UaUdirectorUofUaUdaycare,UusesUtermsUlikeU―pre-K,‖ U―K-3,‖ UandUtheU―upper-
eleUmentary.‖ UTheseUideasUareUmostUcompatibleUwithUa view.
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a. context-specificity
b. hereditary
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