Human Growth & Development

Chapter 1

JEOPARDY

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A: What is conception?

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When the study of human development begins.

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A: What is psychosocial?

The study of human development is often divided into 3 domains: biosocial, cognitive, and _____.

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A: What is life-span?

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This perspective examines the linksbetween childhood and adulthood.

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A: What are social constructions?

Assumptions of how things “should be”; such as a husband being the major wage earner.

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A: What is collective efficacy?

Promotes emotional health in a neighborhood, enhanced by religious institutions, to name two.

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A: What is the butterfly effect?

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The notion that a small change has a large potential power.

Vocab 200

A: What is a cohort?

A group of people who are born within a few years of each other and experience the same history.

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A: What is socioeconomic status?

The status that refers to an individual’s social class (including their income).

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A: What is culture?

The values, assumptions, customs, clothing, etc. over years as a design for living.

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A: What is an ethnic group?

A group of people that have the same ancestors, religion, and language.

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A study of one person, including their background, history, and opinions.

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A. What is a case-study?

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A: What is a natural experiment?

Considered the most accurate and ethical way to conduct developmental research on children.

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A: What is the scientific method?

This method requires a systematic evaluation of a hypothesis.

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In cross-sectional research, each of the groups studied is a different _____.

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A: What is age?

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A: What is longitudinal research?

The best way to study a particular group of people over a long period of time.

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A: What is multidirectional?

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Non linear progression, with gains and losses, to name one.

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A: What is multicontextual?

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Each human life takes place within a number of contexts.

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A: What is multicultural?

Takes place within many cultural settings worldwide.

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A: What is multidisciplinary?

The idea that dozens of academic disciplines contribute data and insight.

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A: What is plasticity?

Indicates that individuals change throughout the life span.

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A: What is an independent variable?

In an experiment, this is introduced or changed to see what effect it has.

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A: What is the dependent variable?

In an experiment, this may change as a result of the change in another variable.

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A: What is the comparison group?

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In an experiment, the participants who are not given treatment.

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A: What is replication?

The repetition of a scientific study, using the same procedure on another group.

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A: What is correlation?

A number indicating the degree of relationship between two variables.

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