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The central questions addressed by the field of child development have... |
applied, or practical importance |
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In what important way do theories differ from mere opinion or belief? |
The depend on scientific verification |
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In stage theories, development is like...
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Climbing a staircase |
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Carlene believes that her daughter's ability to think in complex ways is largely the result of a built-in timetable of growth. Charlene's view emphasizes... |
Nature. |
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The most consistent asset of resilient children is... |
A strong bond with a competent, caring adult. |
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According to John Locke's view... |
children begin as nothing at all. |
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Freud's theory was the first to... |
Stress the influence of the early parent-child relationship on development. |
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Ivan Pavlov taught dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell by using... |
Classical conditioning |
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On a few occasions, Jack's mother gave him candy to keep him quiet when she took him to the doctors office. Now every time Jack goes to the doctors office, he asks his mother for candy. This is an example of... |
Operant conditioning. |
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Social learning theory emphasizes modeling, also known as imitation or observational learning, as a powerful source of... |
Development. |
