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Introduction to Developmental Psychology
 
 
Study Questions
Genetic and environmental explanations of developmental change are often pitted against each other. Pick a particular aspect of mental life--such as language, emotion, or motor skills--and give your own assessment of the relative importance of genes and environment in its development. Discuss the relevance of the "interactionist approach."
What is the difference between stage-based and incremental theories of developmental psychology?
Explain why a longitudinal, experimental study is scientifically more rigorous than a cross-sectional, observational study. Discuss the costs and concerns that prevent such studies from being conducted more frequently.
Why is it difficult to assess the cognitive capabilities of infants?
Describe a developmental question that you are interested in and discuss briefly how cognitive, social, or biological approaches might contribute to our understanding of it.
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