developmental perspective

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meanings of developmentaland perspective

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developmental
adjective
uk /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.təl/ us /dɪˌvel.əpˈmen.t̬əl/
connected with the development of someone ...
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perspective
noun
uk /pəˈspek.tɪv/ us /pɚˈspek.tɪv/
a particular way of ...
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Examples of developmental perspective

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The intersection of ethnicity and substance use has received substantial research attention, but seldom is this research conducted from a developmentalperspective.
Within a developmentalperspective the research agenda changes dramatically from that inspired by the disease model, and existing data frequently are seen in different light.
Within a developmentalperspective, maladaptation is viewed as evolving through the successive adaptations of persons in their environments.
In other words, we believe that cross-species comparisons must involve a developmentalperspective both theoretically and empirically.
Late life transcendence : a new developmentalperspective on ageing.
From a developmentalperspective, however, the search for more variables and more sophisticated data modeling techniques may be grasps in the wrong direction.
We have reviewed several specific routes to progress in understanding the genetics of psychopathology from a developmentalperspective.
One might consider these anatomical differences from a developmentalperspective.
A broader, developmentalperspective also necessitates the assessment of processes that are precursors to identity formation.
However, this good segmental performance has to be put into a developmentalperspective.
However, autism is a developmental disorder, and therefore, it is vital to view its manifestations from a developmentalperspective.
This developmentalperspective helps us to identify a general acquisition pattern.
The adoption of a developmentalperspective on representation thus suggests that the juxtaposition of small unit and large unit approaches to early reading is misguided.
Taking a developmentalperspective, one may ask what is "meaningful" to an infant?
Moreover, we propose that this investigative strategy crucially needs to take a longitudinal developmentalperspective if we are to understand the developmental trajectory.
A developmentalperspective does not require that experiential history be the only contributing factor.
The present research builds on existing life-stress models by adopting a transactional, developmentalperspective that considers the mechanisms through which children contribute to their environments.
Developmentalists have questioned the application of adult criteria to children and adolescents and have suggested that a developmentalperspective may be more appropriate.
However, this facilitation effect has not been investigated from a developmentalperspective within a population heterogeneity model.
From a developmentalperspective, multiple self-representations can also be observed in the proliferation of role-related selves during adolescence.
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