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What is developmental psychology? A branch of psychology that studies physical, cognitive, and social-emotional
development throughout the lifespan.
What does chronological order refer to in developmental Studying development from birth to death.
psychology?
What are the thematic issues in developmental Nature and nurture, continuity and stages, stability and change.
psychology?
How do nature and nurture interact in development? Genetic inheritance (nature) interacts with experiences (nurture) to influence
development.
What is the difference between continuity and stages in Continuity refers to gradual and cumulative growth, while stages refer to distinct
development? changes in development.
What does stability and change refer to in developmental Stability refers to traits that persist through life, while change refers to how we
psychology? evolve as we age.
What did Moffitt et al. (2013) find regarding They found consistency in temperament and emotionality across time in a study
temperament? of 1000 people from ages 3 to 38.
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, UNIT 4.1 - Developmental Psychology.pdf UNIT 4.1 - Developmental Psychology.pdf UNIT 4.1 - Developmental Psychology.pdf
What is developmental psychology? A branch of psychology that studies physical, cognitive, and social-emotional
development throughout the lifespan.
What does chronological order refer to in developmental Studying development from birth to death.
psychology?
What are the thematic issues in developmental Nature and nurture, continuity and stages, stability and change.
psychology?
How do nature and nurture interact in development? Genetic inheritance (nature) interacts with experiences (nurture) to influence
development.
What is the difference between continuity and stages in Continuity refers to gradual and cumulative growth, while stages refer to distinct
development? changes in development.
What does stability and change refer to in developmental Stability refers to traits that persist through life, while change refers to how we
psychology? evolve as we age.
What did Moffitt et al. (2013) find regarding They found consistency in temperament and emotionality across time in a study
temperament? of 1000 people from ages 3 to 38.
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