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Factors Affecting M.D.
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Factors Within the Individual Developmental direction Growth rate Reciprocal interweaving
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Learning readiness Critical vs. Sensitive periods Individual differences Phylogeny & ontogeny
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Factors within Environment Prematurity Infant deprivation
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Environment (ctd) Infant bonding Infant stimulation
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Physical Task Factors Premature –Low-birth weight –Young for date
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Factors within Genetics & Environment
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Physical Factors Within the Task
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Socialization What is it? Social Roles
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The Role of the Family What role does the family play?
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Are there traditional movement expectations for girls and boys ?
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Social Influences during Adolescence Peer Groups
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Gender Role Identification and Movement Activity Gender Role Identity
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How influential is gender role identity?
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Biological Sex vs. Gender
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Act Like A Woman/ Act Like A Man
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Stereotypes Gender Stereotypes
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Gender Role Identification (cont’d) The Victorian Influence
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Social Factors of Adulthood What types of responsibilities do adults have that might influence their socialization?
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