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    Childs development is greatly affected by the environment that they grow up in. The SES status affects the Childs development as research such Fernald et al (2012) has shown – in terms of IQ there is an effect on a child growing up in poverty. The child may not have gotten the same resources the child has now of the child is living in poverty, I may not be able to afford the toys nor the educational material required. The child may not get enough time with parents as they could be working two…

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    There are four different phases to the development of attachment. Through these four stages, the bond will form between an infant and the adult and through the intimate relationship; the infant will be able to develop more successful relationships with others that mirror its first relationship with their trusted caretaker. The attachment theory is widely accepted as universal phenomenon, however cultural factors influence the infant’s patterns of development. The Attachment Theory suggests…

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    The growth and development of a human being can be negatively affected by different risk factors while in the womb and throughout childhood. One of the many risk factors is the parental consumption of alcohol. This can lead to birth defects, affected mental and physical abilities, an increased risk for alcoholism, and impaired family relationships. A pregnant woman has a lot of responsibilities to her unborn child. One of these responsibilities includes not exposing her child to teratogens,…

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    The article Technology in early child development: Good or Bad was from foxnews.com, which is a website for the conservative Fox News Channel, or FNC. The article was written by Dr. Manny Alvarez, and published May 17, 2017. “Dr. Manny Alvarez serves as Fox News Channel’s senior managing health editor. He also serves as chairman of the department of obstetrics/gynecology and reproductive science at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey.” Additionally, he has his own website…

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    like they’re horrible parents. The type of parenting style a parent demonstrates can affect child development particularly in infancy through early childhood. There are four different parenting styles: permissive, authoritarian, authoritative, and indifferent. The findings will provide the characteristics of each parenting style and how each style affects children’s temperament, psychological development, academic success, and attachment relationships. Findings An authoritative parent is…

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    is certainly worried about if her child will become the potential victim of child abuse from her husband. I think Linda made the decision definitely based on the factors contributing to early child cognitive development that have been presented by the early childhood development CAP group, especially on the parents figure attachment. Linda told me no matter how many extra jobs she has to work after the divorce, she will still hold on to the custody of her child. Also, I think is equally…

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    whether nature or nurture has a larger effect on a person’s development. This is because there is no way to say which has more of a role over the other for each and every person. With nature being the inborn, innate character of an organism and nurture being the total of the environmental factors that affect an organism. It could easily be one or the other, or even both nature and nurture that play a role in a child’s mental development. Nature is the idea that all children are born with…

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    Introduction 18 words a day keeps illiteracy at bay. A child 's first words are more important that you think. Language development is almost obviously important in a child’s development, but not every parent knows how to help it along properly. There are assortments of factors which come into play. A child 's environment is very important. Children in lower financial class tend to be in a lower quality language development. All a child wants to do is explore and learn about what’s around them,…

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    Stress and Child Development Stress is defined as a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation. Stress is simply produced by something that causes strong feelings of worry or anxiety (n.d.). Factors that cause stress, otherwise known as stressors, stem from problems found in life, work, etc. Stress is a response that is caused by a demand. There are those who believe that stress is introduced in adulthood, especially…

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    designed to deliver results, such as business or financial performance of the firm and workforce outcomes, such as skill development and professional development. Additionally, the management of workforce is the supplementary organization course and prospects, which are made accessible to individuals in the company that is taken as a primary “talent”. It entails the implementation and execution of integrated approaches or systems destined towards increasing workplace efficiency through…

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