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How do developmental scientists examine questions about what changes during a child's development and how the changes occur?
 
  a. Developmental scientists focus on biological factors and the physical changes that occur during a child's development.
  b. Developmental scientists target environmental factors and the social emotional changes that occur during a child's development.
  c. Developmental scientists consider biological and environmental factors in continuous interaction.
  d. Developmental scientists primarily consider environmental factors and their interaction with societal structures.

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A correlational design tells you about:
 
  a. Cause and effect relationships
  b. Connections between variables
  c. Outside factors
  d. All of the above
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