we talk about are about social development and the influence of family. While as humans we are social animals, and no one would argue that family is a really crucial part of our development, our current weird circumstances have brought these ideas into a sharper, unique focus. how our situation right now is likely going to affect the social development of children of different ages. I would like you to apply one concept from each of the last two chapters - families and social development - to the practice of "social distancing" that we are all implementing right now.

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Q: How abnormal behavior tends to dysfunctional ?

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Q: Apply critical thinking to ethical dilemmas ?

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Q: What has research taught us about sexual orientation?

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Q: Certain unusual aspects of brain structure were observed in the brain of Albert Einstein (Falk, Lepo...

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Q: What are the important concepts in environmental psychology that can serve as guideposts for address...

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Q: Ethical concerns have been raised about Stanley Milgram's obedience research. Specifically, some hav...

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Q: Discriminate the importance of conciseness and clarity in active communication.

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