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The pattern of change in human capabilities that begins at conception and continues throughout the life span is .
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The expression of an individual's genotype in observable, measurable characteristics is the individual's .
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Psychologists refer to an organism's biological inheritance as the influence of .
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The longest stage of prenatal development is the period.
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Piaget called the adjustment of schemas to include new information .
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The stage of development in which Piaget said children were egocentric and intuitive instead of logical is the stage.
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The close emotional bond between an infant and a caretaker is .
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A parenting style in which parents are uninvolved in their children's lives is parenting.
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Children who grow up to be capable adults despite encountering hardships are said to be .
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A movement that encourages parents to spend time with their children, teach them moral values, and help them learn to control their emotions is parenting.
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The primary male sex hormones are .
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The primary female sex hormones are .
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The number of years that an average person born in a particular year can expect to live is .
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The theory of aging that states that, as people age, unstable oxygen molecules damage DNA and other cellular structures is the theory.
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An individual's accumulated information and verbal skills is intelligence.





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