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| The group of participants who receive an imposed treatment or special condition. |
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| Three research designs used to study change over time |
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Cross-sectional
Longitudinal
Cohort-sequential |
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| Summary of research done in Dunedin, New Zealand |
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| Mistreated boys with a low-level version of the MAOA gene were twice as likely to be overly aggressive. |
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| Research data that may be categorized, ranked or numbered |
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| The repeating of a study using different participants in order for study to be recognized by scientific community |
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| Why do researchers obtain informed consent? |
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| To ensure the participant knows that participation is voluntary, confidential and harmless for all |
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| Genes can act in opposite ways depending on the environment. |
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| The Difference equals Deficit error |
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| The mistaken belief that a difference implies a lack or inferiority |
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| Human development is often divided into what three domains? |
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| biosocial, cognitive and psychosocial |
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