​Giselle is watching a television program with her mother, when something happens in the show that she does not understand .When she looks up to see her mother laughing, she starts laughing too. Giselle is engaging in social _______________.

Contrast the concepts of integration and differentiation, and comment on how both are used as a child learns how to walk.

​At about the age of four, children begin to realize that a person’s actions are often connected to the thoughts that he or she has. What kind of study is often used to determine when children grasp this concept?

Describe at least five reflexes that should be seen in a newborn. While each reflex may serve its own essential function, what is the general use/purpose of reflexes in a newborn?​

​A movement to improve the human species by letting only specific people with desirable characteristics procreate is called _______________.

​An investigation into the relationship between two variables that does not allow for the drawing of cause-and-effect conclusions is a(n) _______________ study.

​Which child’s vision would have most recently matched that of an adult with 20/20 vision?

​An individual’s sense of themselves as male or female is referred to as _______________.

​As an exercise in your human development class, your teacher proposes a new developmental theory of personality development. She states that personality is markedly different in adulthood than in childhood, is completely determined by the environment, and develops pretty much the same across cultures. Describe the three recurring issues in human development and where this new theory stands in relationship to these three issues.

​When a phenotype reflects the combined activity and influence of many separate genes, the pattern is known as _______________ inheritance.