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Question 1

Detailed, systematic observations of individual children are referred to as
◦ blank slates.
◦ baby biographies.
◦ mental tests.
◦ critical periods.

Question 2

Differences between age groups resulting from environmental events, rather than developmental processes, are referred to as
◦ response biases.
◦ cohort effects.
◦ representative samplings.
◦ artificial settings.
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