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Question 141
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Today the term "developmental science" is used to reflect the wide range of disciplines and factors used in investigating development.How has this historically also been true and why is it so important that developmental research is interdisciplinary?
Question 142
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Systems approaches of child development currently enjoy quite a bit of popularity among researchers and theorists.What do these theories add to our understanding of child development that seems to be missing from learning theory,Piagetian theory,and information-processing approaches?
Question 143
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When presented with a list of twenty words to remember,older children will remember more than younger children will.Explain this developmental change from the perspective of learning theory,information-processing theory,and Vygotsky's sociohistorical theory.
Question 144
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The five major themes in development help shape our questions and understanding about child development.Various theories provide different answers to these questions.Considering the five themes-nature & nurture,sociocultural influence,continuity/discontinuity,interaction among domains,and risk/resilience-which theories do you feel best address each?
Question 145
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How does the information-processing approach attempt to answer the question,"What develops?" What influence in our society has this theory had on how we view children and their development? What practical applications does this theory have?