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Developmental Psychology - Coggle Diagram
Developmental Psychology
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psycological stages
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Developmental Theory a group of ideas and assumptions and generalizations that interpret and illuminate the thousands of observations that have been made about human growth.
Behaviorism is also called a learning theory it emphasizes the learning process: classical conditioning, operant conditioning, social learning.
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Genetic code
Genetic variations occur in many ways from the chromosomes of the parent to the epigenetic material surrounding the zygote and the microbiome of every body part.
Genes are the foundation for all developments.Every gene is situated a precise location on a particular chromosome.
Siblings are not alike they are different their microbiomes and more with the exception of monozygotic twins.
Dizygotic twins twins who are formed when two separate ova are fertilized by tow separate sperm at roughly the same time.
Monozygotic twins twins that originate from one zygote that splits apart very early in development( multiple births can occur such as triplets.)
Gene Disorders are most common,Eveyone carries a dozen or more alleles that could produce disease or disabilities in the next generation, most genes have no serious consequences because they are rare and excessive.
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Humans have 23 chromosomes 46 in all half from each parent,
direct the manufacture of proteins needed for life and growth .
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Evolution Theory is becoming foundation of modern psychology and of developmental psychology. Theory has lead to new hypotheses and provocative ideas relavant to human development.