Methods for Studying Behaviors
In your Reading this week, you learned about the five major perspectives on child development (refer to Table 2-3) as well as the various types of research that can be utilized to gather information on development (refer to Table 2-4).
Imagine that you are working as a human service professional to evaluate the developmental progress of children. Today, you are working with two and three-year-old brothers whose mother was addicted to cocaine during the pregnancies, as well as over the last two years.
The children play in your office and refuse to talk to you or even look at you. You decide that you need to conduct further research to determine the needs of each child.
Discuss which perspective(s) you would utilize to conceptualize the children's current development and needs. Then, explore which type of research you feel would be most beneficial in gaining any additional information needed in your analysis.
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