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2200-002 Ch. 1

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Q 1/8
Score 0
Child development is not a science
20
True
False
Q 2/8
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We have higher infant survival rates due to nice hospitals
30
False
True

8 questions

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Child development is not a science

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20 sec

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We have higher infant survival rates due to nice hospitals

2

30 sec

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Lifespan development is considered to be from womb to tomb

3

30 sec

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Understanding of childhood is a social construction

4

30 sec

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Heredity and environment often interact and difficult to separate

5

30 sec

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Culture and ethnicity mean the same thing

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30 sec

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Protective factors are conditions that decrease the likelihood of negative outcomes

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30 sec

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Plasticity is the same as rigidity

8

30 sec

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A. Hiking in Finland I've just come back from Finland. My friends from university invited me to join them on an eight-day hike. The walk is called the Bear Trail and it is in the Oulanka National Park in north-eastern Finland. It's a beautiful walk through forests and across rivers and lakes. We stayed at campsites and carried clothes, food and tents on our backs. I'm not the fittest person in the world but I was able to finish. I loved the incredibly clear air, the beautiful views and the sounds of nature. In my opinion, it is perfect for anyone who wants to start long distance walking as it is almost completely flat and well-signposted. Just try not to fill your backpack up with things which you won't need. B. Camino di Santiago It was the walk of a lifetime. Eight hundred kilometres from the south of France, over the Pyrenees mountains and across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. It all started so well. The path up to the Pyrenees was magical and it was good to meet other people doing the same walk. Everyone was enthusiastic about the walk ahead. But in Spain, the route often followed roads. It was noisy and monotonous, with unchanging views for hours and hours. More and more people joined the walk. They were generally friendly but it wasn't the experience I expected. I'd like to go back to the Pyrenees and hike there again but I'll stop there next time. C. The GR20, Corsica Corsica is a magnificent island with some wonderfully picturesque walks along the coast and inland. But for walkers, it is famous for the GR20, Europe's most difficult long distance walk. It goes from north to south and up and down from two hundred metres to over 2,200 metres above sea level. The frighteningly steep and rocky paths are beautiful but very demanding. Our guides will help you to complete the whole 180 km in fifteen days. The price includes transport, accommodation in tents and food. You should be in good health with experience of mountain walking and a good head for heights. No climbing experience is necessary.
110.31.b.17.C