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| Science of Human Development |
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| The science that tries to understand how and why people remain or change over time |
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| A way to answer questions using empirical research and data based conclusions |
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| A comprehensive set of ideas |
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| A specific prediction that can be tested |
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| Based on observation , experience or experiment not theoretical |
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| Repeating a study, usually changing participants of other ages SES or culture |
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| sudden infant death syndrome, where a seemingly healthy infant suddenly stops breathing and dies In their sleep |
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| Refers to the traits, capacities, and limitations that each individual inherits genetically |
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