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Chapter 4: Nature vs Nurture

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Developmental Psychology   the study of progressive changes in behavior and abilities  
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Heredity (Nature)   transfer of physical and psychological traits from parents to children  
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DNA   (Deoxyribonucleic acid) Molecular structure shaped like a double helix that contains genetic code  
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genes   areas on DNA that contain information (30,000 genes on a strand of DNA)(96% of our genes with chimps) can be dominant or recessive  
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Dominant genes   feature will appear each time that gene is present  
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recessive genes   will appear only if paired with another recessive gene  
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temperment   physical "core" of your personality; -sensitivity -irritability -distractibility -typical mood  
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easy children   40% of children are relaxed and agreeable  
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Difficult Children   10% of children are moody, intense, easily angered  
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slow to warm up children   15% of children are restrained, unexpressive, shy  
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Remaining kids   35% of children are a mix  
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Environment (nurture)   all external conditions that affect a person and their development.  
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sensitive periods   a time of increased sensitivity to environment  
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congenital problems   birth defects. can affect mental or physical  
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