What is happening with development in middle childhood? ~Increased exposure to peers, media, teachers, etc. ~Increased focus on achievement and self-control.

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What is happening with development in middle childhood? ~Increased exposure to peers, media, teachers, etc. ~Increased focus on achievement and self-control ~Advances in physical, cognitive, and emotional growth

What are issues surrounding intelligence? ~IQ testing ~Different kinds of intelligence 1.) Cattell 2.) Sternberg

What are issues surrounding learning disabilities and ADHD? ~What are “learning disabilities”? ~What characterized ADHD?

What are some issues involved in parental discipline? ~Environment with which kids interact is more complex ~Cognitive skills are more advanced ~Often takes a balance ~Lots of “advice” out there

What are some issues regarding families that are important to development? ~Divorce and remarriage ~Gay/lesbian families

How does the media affect kids?

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