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Development Development Through the LifespanThrough the Lifespan
Chapter 2Chapter 2Biological andBiological and
EnvironmentalEnvironmental
FoundationsFoundations
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Genotypes and PhenotypesGenotypes and Phenotypes
GenotypeGenotypeGenetic make-up Genetic make-up of an individualof an individual
PhenotypePhenotypeObservable Observable characteristics of characteristics of an individualan individual
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Genetic FoundationsGenetic Foundations
ChromosomesChromosomes – – store store and transmit genetic and transmit genetic informationinformation
GenesGenes – – segments of segments of DNA located along the DNA located along the chromosomeschromosomes
DNADNA – – substance of substance of which genes and which genes and chromosomes are chromosomes are mademade
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Chromosomes, Cells, and Sex: Chromosomes, Cells, and Sex: TerminologyTerminology
AutosomesAutosomes The 22 pairs of chromosomes that are The 22 pairs of chromosomes that are notnot sex chromosomes sex chromosomes
Sex Sex ChromosomesChromosomes
23rd pair of chromosomes23rd pair of chromosomes Determines sexDetermines sex XX = female, XY = maleXX = female, XY = male
GametesGametes Sex cells: sperm and ovaSex cells: sperm and ova
ZygoteZygote Sperm and ovum unitedSperm and ovum united
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TwinsTwins
Fraternal/DizygoticFraternal/Dizygotic two zygotes, or fertilized two zygotes, or fertilized
ovaova
Identical/MonozygoticIdentical/Monozygotic one zygote that divides one zygote that divides
into two individualsinto two individuals
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Chromosomal AbnormalitiesChromosomal Abnormalities
Down SyndromeDown Syndrome problems with the problems with the
twenty-first twenty-first chromosomechromosome
Sex chromosome Sex chromosome abnormalitiesabnormalities problems with the X problems with the X
or Y chromosomesor Y chromosomes
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Reproductive ChoicesReproductive Choices
Genetic counselingGenetic counseling
Genetic testingGenetic testing
Prenatal diagnosis Prenatal diagnosis and fetal medicineand fetal medicine
AdoptionAdoptionRubberBall Productions
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Reproductive TechnologiesReproductive Technologies
Donor inseminationDonor insemination In vitro fertilizationIn vitro fertilization Surrogate motherSurrogate mother New technologiesNew technologies
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Genetic CounselingGenetic Counseling
Helps couples:Helps couples: assess chances of hereditary assess chances of hereditary
disordersdisorders choose best course of actionchoose best course of action
risksrisks family goalsfamily goals
Recommended when:Recommended when: couple has had difficultiescouple has had difficulties aware of genetic problemsaware of genetic problems woman is over 35woman is over 35
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Prenatal Diagnostic MethodsPrenatal Diagnostic Methods
AmniocentesisAmniocentesis Chorionic villus samplingChorionic villus sampling FetoscopyFetoscopy UltrasoundUltrasound Maternal blood analysisMaternal blood analysis Preimplantation genetic diagnosisPreimplantation genetic diagnosis
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Amniocentesis and Amniocentesis and Chorionic Villus SamplingChorionic Villus Sampling
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AdoptionAdoption
Trends Trends international adoption international adoption older childrenolder children developmental issues developmental issues
Exhibit some difficultiesExhibit some difficulties
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Environmental Contexts Environmental Contexts for Developmentfor Development
FamilyFamily Socioeconomic status Socioeconomic status
and family functioningand family functioning AffluenceAffluence PovertyPoverty Neighborhoods, towns, Neighborhoods, towns,
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Family Influences Family Influences on Developmenton Development
DirectDirect two-person relationshipstwo-person relationships
IndirectIndirect third partiesthird parties
Adapting to changeAdapting to change changes from within changes from within
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Socioeconomic Status (SES)Socioeconomic Status (SES)
Social statusSocial status years of educationyears of education job prestige and skill job prestige and skill
requiredrequired
Economic statusEconomic status incomeincome
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Socioeconomic Status Socioeconomic Status and Family Functioningand Family Functioning
Timing and duration of family life Timing and duration of family life cyclecycle
Values and expectationsValues and expectations Education, status of womenEducation, status of women Communication and discipline Communication and discipline
stylesstyles Children’s cognitive Children’s cognitive
developmentdevelopment
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Risks of AffluenceRisks of Affluence
Alcohol and drug useAlcohol and drug use
AnxietyAnxiety
DepressionDepression
Unavailable parentsUnavailable parents overscheduledoverscheduled demandingdemanding
Unavailable parentsUnavailable parents overscheduledoverscheduled demandingdemanding
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The Importance of Regularly The Importance of Regularly Eating Dinner as a FamilyEating Dinner as a Family
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Who Is Poor?Who Is Poor?
12.5% in United States12.5% in United States parents under age 25 with parents under age 25 with
young childrenyoung children elderly living alone, especially elderly living alone, especially
womenwomen ethnic minoritiesethnic minorities womenwomen childrenchildren
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HomelessnessHomelessness
23% of homeless are families with 23% of homeless are families with children children
majority with children under age 5majority with children under age 5 poor school attendancepoor school attendance health issueshealth issues developmental delaysdevelopmental delays
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Benefits of Strong Community Benefits of Strong Community Ties for Children and AdultsTies for Children and Adults
Social interaction, activitiesSocial interaction, activities Cooperation to provide clean, Cooperation to provide clean,
safe environmentsafe environment Participation in important Participation in important
taskstasks Mutual assistanceMutual assistance
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Extended FamiliesExtended Families
Three or more generations Three or more generations living togetherliving together
More common in many More common in many minority culturesminority cultures
BenefitsBenefits reduces stress of povertyreduces stress of poverty assistance for all generationsassistance for all generations emotional bonds, supportemotional bonds, support
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Individualist and Individualist and Collectivist SocietiesCollectivist Societies
IndividualistIndividualistPeople define People define
themselves as themselves as separate from other separate from other people.people.
Largely concerned Largely concerned with personal needs with personal needs and goals.and goals.
CollectivistCollectivistPeople define People define
themselves as part themselves as part of a group.of a group.
Stress group goals Stress group goals over individual over individual goals.goals.
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GeneticGenetic––Environment Environment CorrelationCorrelation
Passive correlationPassive correlation
Evocative correlationEvocative correlation
Active correlationActive correlation niche-pickingniche-picking
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