Chapter 1 - Beliefs About Babies Flashcards

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Continuous Development

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Characterization of development as a gradual, smooth process of change.

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Nature

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Biological factors influencing development

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Nurture

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Environmental and experimental factors influencing development.

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Epigenesis

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The interaction of genes with each other and with the organism’s internal and external environment to produce developmental outcomes, such as new structures, behaviours, and abilities.

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Literary Evidence

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Written information, including parents’ diaries and letters, childrearing advice written by ministers and doctors, and children’s books.

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Quantitative Archival Evidence

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Official Sources of written information and data, including census data, tax records, and legislative and court records.

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Material Culture

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Physical evidence, such as toys, clothing, furniture, and works of art.

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Infant Mortality Rate

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Number of deaths per 1000 live births, usually reported with reference to the age of 1 year.

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Why do we study infants?

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  1. Development as transformation
  2. Impact of early life experience
  3. Research methods and tools
  4. Interdisciplinary collaboration.
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