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| Science of Human Development |
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| Seeks to understand how and why people-all kinds of people, everywhere-change or remain the same over time. |
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| is based on data, on many experiences, on demonstrations, on facts. |
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| View of human development as always changing. |
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A leader in understanding ecological system approach
- He belived that developmentalists need to examing all systems surrounding the development of each person. |
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| Ecological-Aystems Approach |
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| A vision of how human development should be studied, with the person considered in all the contexts and interations that constis |
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| A small change chould have a large effect. |
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| People born within a few years of one another & share some of the same values, events, technologies, and culture. |
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Elements of a person's immediate surrounding
- Such as family and peer group |
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| local institutions as school and church. |
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| larger social setting, including culuture values, economic policies, and political processes. |
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