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The Study of human development is Empirical, meaning that it is:
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Based on data, many experiences, demonstrations, and on facts
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To understand human development, Urie Bronfenbrenner advocated a:
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Biological Systems Approach
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Within the ecological-systems approach, the custom of hte society, as well as the economic and political philosophies of the nation, are all a part of the:
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Macrosystems
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A manner of studying development that takes into account every moment of life is referred to as the:
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Dynamic-Systems Approach
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The notion that development involves gains and losses that do not always occur in a straight line exemplifies the following characteristic of the life-span approach.
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Multidirectional
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The notion that a small change has a large potential power is referred to as the:
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Butterfly Effect
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When people belong to different cohorts, they differ in:
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Values, events technology, and culture
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Dora, who is 75 years old, disagrees completely with her teenage granddaughter about the proper role of women. Their arguments are most likely to arise from differences in which context?
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Multicultural
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An individuals socioeconomic status includes:
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Wealth, occupation, education, place of residence
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The values, assumptions, customs, clothing, technologies, and art that a group of people have developed over the years as a design for living are referred to as their:
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Culture
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Many assumptions about how things "should be" such as that the husband should be the major wage earner in a married relationship, are:
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Social Construction
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Identify the term that categorizes people on the basis of genetic differences and differences in appearance:
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Social Construction
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The study of human development is often divided into three domains:
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Bio-social, cognitive, Psychosocial
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