FED 321 Chapter 1 McCormick and Scherer

Theoretical Perspective
So what is a theorist? Someone who considers given facts and comes up with possible explanation is called a theorist.
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Theoretical Perspective
So what is a theorist? Someone who considers given facts and comes up with possible explanation is called a theorist.

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Define the following:
How are these addressed in your textbook!
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Exosystem
Macroystem

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What was part of your mesosystem when you were growing up?

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Take a moment and think about the use of Mesosystem in your growth and development?

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What are your thoughts about your memories of the Exosystem?

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Macrosystem can you see how this impacted you, share with your partner.

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Nature and Nuture
Nature is determined by your genes.
Nurture is determined by your environment.
Both of these play a strong part in how the human intelligence is formed.

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Social Ecological influences
Factor the time we live in:
now technology or digital natives

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What do you know about Human Growth and Development?

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What is in the middle of Broffenbrenner's ecological system?
A
Macrosystem
B
Mesosystem
C
Exosystem
D
Individual

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Home is reflective of what part of the ecological system
A
Macrosystem
B
Microsystem
C
Exosystem
D
Mesosystem

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Human Development
Biological
Environmental

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Research follows two methods:

Quantitative
Qualitative

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Quanitative
Definition Quantitative methods emphasize objective measurements and the statistical, mathematical, or numerical analysis of data collected through polls, questionnaires, and surveys, or by manipulating pre-existing statistical data using computational techniques.

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Qualitative Methods
Qualitative research is often regarded as a precursor to quantitative research, in that it can generate leads and ideas which can be used to formulate a realistic and testable hypothesis. This hypothesis can then be comprehensively tested and mathematically analyzed, with standard quantitative  research methods.

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Grounded Theory

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