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Developmental Psychology Chapter 1

Developmental Psychology ___________ study of age-related changes in ___________, ___________, __________ and ___________. Variety of views Innately good Innately bad Blank Slate Result?

3 Kinds of Change Studied Universal Group Specific Cohorts Individual Atypical

Nature V. Nurture Case Study Who’s to blame? Why do we need to know this?

Why do we study these changes? Research or Scientific Methods Describe Explain Predict Influence

How do we study these changes? Types Cross-sectional Longitudinal Sequential “How” of data collection Case study Naturalistic Observation Survey Experiment Hope for causal relationships although settle for correlations Ethnography -

Ethics - APA Protection from harm Informed consent Confidentiality Knowledge of Results Knowledge of Origination or Funding No Deception