​Dr. McCutcheon has completed a research study in the area of human development. The results were consistent with her initial hypotheses, and the research was conducted in an appropriate and professional manner. What would her next step be, according to your textbook?

​A group of compounds that provides a specific set of biochemical instructions for development is a(n) _______________.

Which of the following is a drawback associated with sequential studies?

​If you are checking on a sleeping infant with another person and you want to say something to them without waking up the child, which type of voice would be the worst choice to speak in?

​If a woman smokes cigarettes or other forms of tobacco during pregnancy, which of the following effects is MOST likely to occur?

​Which of the following describes one of the reasons why stress hormones that are elevated in women who are highly anxious during pregnancy can negatively impact the baby?

​A(n) _______________ variable in an experiment is the condition that is manipulated by the researcher.

​Which of the following is the MOST accurate statement regarding the “run” of a two-year-old child?

​Martika is an accomplished businesswoman, and has decided to retire at the age of 53 years. She has begun taking cello lessons, something in which she has always been interested. While her friends keep telling her that it is too late for her to learn such a complex skill, she has started getting rather good on her instrument. Martika’s midlife development of a new skill demonstrates

​____ occurs when a teacher gauges the amount of assistance they provide to match the needs of a specific learner.