developmental period

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meanings of developmentaland period

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developmental
adjective
uk /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.təl/ us /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.t̬əl/
connected with the development of someone ...
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period
noun[C]
uk /ˈpɪə.ri.əd/ us /ˈpɪr.i.əd/
a length ...
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They distinguish three separate sub-stages within this developmentalperiod.
These effects were consistent across the developmentalperiod studied.
The developmentalperiod from oviposition to emergence was also measured for 28-30 individuals.
The developmentalperiod(s) during which the maltreatment occurred also was documented.
Language sounds are the type of information children can organize meaningfully in this developmentalperiod.
Moreover, toddlerhood maltreatment emerged as a particularly salient developmentalperiod for affecting theory of mind.
Independence, the foremost goal of this developmentalperiod, is achieved through separation, and individuation.
Data were analyzed for each infant for the entire developmentalperiod.
As such, peers may be less likely to observe relational aggression during this developmentalperiod.
Accordingly, any behavior gains meaning in the context of the developmentalperiod in which it occurs.
However, the developmentalperiod to reach this germination rate was different among and within fruits.
In addition, the negotiation of interpersonal stressors is particularly salient during this developmentalperiod.
However, the developmentalperiod was significantly shorter when aphids were supplied (tables 2 and 3).
However, this was only true of the earlier developmentalperiod (2;8 to 2; 10).
As a result, girls' use of relationally aggressive strategies may increase at faster rates than boys' over this developmentalperiod.
Thus, there is evidence that this may be a developmentalperiod when phonological awareness abilities are responsive to environmental inputs.
As such, it impacts during the critical developmentalperiod when alcohol and drug use is most likely to be initiated.
In keeping with the organizational perspective on behavior, constructs were operationalized with respect to the developmentalperiod they were assessing.
Also, to what extent do the relative influences change in the prediction of antisocial behavior in the next developmentalperiod?
The school-age limited group differed from nonmaltreated children on fewer outcome variables, in contrast to other developmentalperiod groups.
As regards neutral glycosphingolipid biosynthesis, a slight gradual increase was observed throughout the developmentalperiod analysed in this study.
The longer the developmentalperiod collapsed into a single data point, the less precise the measurement becomes.
Data on developmentalperiod, adult longevity, egglaying frequency, host egg age preference and seasonal parasitism rate are presented and discussed.
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