Lifespan longitudinal study Examine the following stages of life in an adult 65 years and older. – Childhood ages 6-11 – Adolescence teen age years – Young adulthood 20’s –

Describe an attitude you currently have that was formed through behavioral influences The Role of Behavioral Factors on Attitudes/Actions and experiences, as well as the observations of others’ behaviors, can

Developmental psychology and aging topics Think of a research topic in developmental psychology that deals with aging or changes over time. Briefly describe the different developmental designs, and select one

Should Boys and Girls Be Raised the Same Way? Developing points of my perspective. My position: “My law will apply in all respects to girls as much as to boys:

Attachment Styles Explain an attachment theory and its relationship to normal development – talk about Bowlby, Ainsworth and the strange situation. Ainsworth’s classification of styles of attachments (describe each stage)

Adaptation and Psychotherapy The concept of “adaptation” is discussed as a guiding feature in understanding psychotherapy. What does a person mean when they talk about psychotherapy as adaptation or maladaptation.

Parental Separation and its Effect on Human Development Alex, the second child of Ernest and Isabel Palacio, a Cuban American couple, is a fourth grader at J.E. Kennedy Elementary School.

Gilligan’s Theory of Moral Development Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Gilligan’s theory of moral development. Which stage of Gilligan’s theory of moral development, do you think that you are

Historical Use of Play Therapy (support with peer-reviewed articles,apa) – What are some historical considerations influencing the current popularity of directive approaches in play therapy? – How might our current

11 Developmental Psychology Questions 1. Ricardo believes that, rather than progressing through a sequence of stages, mental processes gradually get more complex and efficient. Ricardo is most likely a proponent