The Role of Nature and Nurture in Developmental Psychology

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According to the passage, what does the skilled educator know how to do?

Stimulate children's natural activities and devise presentations to promote learning of important material

What does the passage say about how children learn?

Children learn in a variety of ways, including active efforts, observation, and incidental learning

According to the passage, how does the time period in which children are born impact their development?

Children born in North America in 2005 will experience a great deal of schooling

What does the passage say about the impact of culture on individual lessons?

The impact of culture is apparent in what Japanese and US students remember from the same mathematics lesson

According to the passage, what is the relationship between a young child and their family?

A young child's family is closer to the child than anyone else, and family relations make an enormous difference in children's development

What does the passage say about children's learning in terms of effort and interest?

Children have a tremendous capacity to learn without effort or even interest

Most developmental psychologists believe that development is primarily due to:

A combination of nature and nurture

What does the concept of continuous development suggest?

Development is a gradual and cumulative process

Which of the following is an example of continuous development given in the text?

A child's physical growth, adding inches to their height year by year

Some developmental theorists argue that:

At least some aspects of development differ across cultures

The text suggests that researchers have found it difficult to identify:

Consistent personality and behavioral differences across cultures

One explanation for the lack of consistent personality and behavioral differences is that:

Behavior is determined by the current environment rather than biology

Explore the concept of how development is influenced by both nature (biology) and nurture (experience) in developmental psychology. Learn about continuous development as a smooth progression and discontinuous development as growth in distinct stages.

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