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  | Review: Note: questions will be BASED but NOT TAKEN VERBATIM from previous quizzes. To help narrow your review, here are some questions to look over.
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  | “Most difficult” questions (more than one person missed)
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  | Quiz 0 (the Practice Quiz; just questions 10-20 on research design, methods, theory)
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  | Quiz 1 (Infancy and Toddlerhood)
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  | Quiz 3 (Middle/Late Childhood)
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  | Review for Last Essay (Essay 5): These are POSSIBLE questions
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  | A few tips on essay questions
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  | Essay questions require that you:
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  | 1. identify assumptions in the argument or program
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  | 2. evaluate the logic of assumptions for fallacies
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  | is association really causation?
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  | 3. evaluate the evidence for the assumptions
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  | I will explicitly ask you to follow these steps in the final essay. It will be your job, however, to apply what you have learned from the course to provide a strong analysis.
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  | Question that involves multiple age periods
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  | Discuss how training in “emotional intelligence” changes from early childhood to middle childhood to adolescence. That is how are skills adjusted given a child’s developmental period.
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  | Multiple domains cognitive socioemotional
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  | Think about three so-called “cognitive” concepts: object permanence, egocentric reasoning, and concrete operations. Relate these so-called cognitive concepts to changes in children’s social behavior and relationships during infancy, early childhood, and middle childhood.
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  | Final Quiz: Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.
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  | Final Essay: Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.
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  | Redo Quiz or Essay: Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.
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