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The Developing child

The nature vs. nurture debate, and how developmental psychologists study how both heredity & environment contribute to the development of children.

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  • "Annenberg/CPB collection"@en
  • "Sensation and perception"@en
  • "Discovering psychology"@en
  • "Developing child"
  • "Learning"@en
  • "Language development"@en
  • "Language development"

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  • "This program traces the nature vs. nurture debate, revealing how developmental psychologists study the contributions of both heredity and environment to child development."
  • "How both heredity and environment contribute to the development of children and the nature vs. nuture debate."
  • "The nature vs. nurture debate, and how developmental psychologists study how both heredity & environment contribute to the development of children."@en
  • "Details the impact of heredity and environment on children's development."@en
  • "Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 5 looks at how both heredity and environment contribute to the development of children and the nature vs. nurture debate. Program 6 describes how psychologists search for truths about the mind, society, and culture by studying how children develop complex language skills and use language in social communication. Program 7 deals with how we transform raw sensory data into meaningful impressions. Also focuses on the ways personal experience, our culture, and interests influence our perceptions. Program 8 describes the principles of classical and operant conditioning to show how learning occurs. Features the research of Pavlov, Thorndike, Watson and Skinner."@en
  • "Explores the nature vs. nurture debate as applied to child development. Looks at how psychologists have studied the relative influence of heredity (genetics) and environment and learned behavior on infants and children. Discusses the contribution of Jean Piaget to the understanding of cognitive development."@en
  • "The nature vs nurture debate, and how developmental psychologists study how both heredity and environment contribute to the development of children."@en
  • "The program details the impact of heredity and environment on children's development."
  • "This program details the impact of heredity and Environment on children's development."@en
  • ""Focuses on the nature vs. nurture debate and how developmental psychologists study both heredity and environment contributions to the development of children."--Container."@en
  • "Program 5 details the impact of heredity and environment on children's development."@en
  • "Discusses how much of behavior is inherited and how much is prompted by the world. The impact of heredity and environment on children's development illuminates the age-old nature vs. nurture debate. Includes commentary by Dr. Renee Baillargeon of the University of Illinois and Dr. Judy De Loache of the University of Illinois."@en
  • "Program 5 details the impact of heredity and environment on children's development as it explores the nature vs. nurture debate. Program 6 describes how psychologists search for truths about the mind, society, and culture by studying how children develop complex language skills and use language in social communication."@en
  • "Describes where developmental psychologists stand on the nature vs. nurture or heredity vs. environment debate. With Philip Zimbardo."
  • "Looks at how both heredity and environment contribute to the development of children and the nature vs. nurture debate."@en

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  • "Discovering psychology. Program 5-6"
  • "The Developing child"
  • "The Developing child"@en
  • "The developing child"@en
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