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| a way of acting or responding |
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| the study of how children grow in different ways-- physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. |
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| environmental theorists\ violent behavior is taught through modeling |
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| the length of time someone can concentrate on a task without getting bored |
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| The concept babies learn as they realize the things they do produce certain results |
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1) Development is biological and occurs naturally in predictable sequences over time
2) development continues throughout life
3) Eight stages of development - each marked by a specific identity crisis
4) personality is created based on the success or weakness of dealing with each stage |
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| mixture of milk or milk substitutes and added nutrients |
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| The passing of charachteristics that are physically inherited from previous generations |
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He was the fathere of the constructuvust movement - childrenlearn pn their own.
beleived knowlege is created through action
4 stages of development
1) preoperatonal
2) operational
3)concrete operational
4) formal operational |
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Constructivist
development is interactive between student and teacher |
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