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nature vs. nurture debate
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the ongoing controversy over whether the environment or genetics is a more powerful influence on an individual's development
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Freud's psychosexual stages of development
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steps through which Freud believed each child progressed, emphasizing the focus of libidinal energy and the importance of early experiences
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Erikson's 8 stages of psychosocial development
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steps that Erikson believed each child must progress through in order to develop personality and the ability to meet the demands of society
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Piaget's cognitive stages of development
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Four stages that Piaget believed explain the acquisition of new information and mental skills
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Bandura's Social Learning Theory
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A theory that emphasizes the importance of learning by observation and imitation.
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cognitive development
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Progressive changes in thinking, memory, processing, and problem-solving skills.
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physical development
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growth of the body, brain, and motor skills
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social-emotional development
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Changes in how one relates to others and responds to life circumstances that develop with time and experience. Includes temperament or the innate personality of a child as well as identity formation during the adolescent years.
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