Development CYCS

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  • Created on: 23-11-15 22:00
D D S F G Q B W S G S S Q K M H U M I U G
J D Y K G H W X O O S O R O A G Y E T U V
X S U U P S S P C L L J D P C H E A L E H
U D W Y G A M Y I O J T X C R I W R T K B
E O B W W C E Y A M K L O I O S Q L W A V
H I K Y S T T M L B C O R U S I N Y X W G
J R Y I I P S A L O I Q H B Y S B E R Y S
J E W I I Q Y S E K R S F A S N R X F Q L
R P W G H R S Y A A D H D M T E O P D G H
R E L J G J O C R N N R K A E G N E V Y P
E V G E P R R A N D E V O L M O F R P Y K
M I J G W W C J I F K L C N P T E I M Y B
O T Q H X E I Q N I D I Q U G P N E I O X
Y I J T E O M G G V N X F T F A B N M B I
N S Y L F L G X T U A H U R W N R C F U U
I N E I R C H Q H S E B V I E Y E E R Y N
F E R D J C S J E H N R W T K S N S B H W
O S N X I T N K O L U L G I U J N A W U V
G P F U N P E R R J D E U O U S E M G X K
Y K Q G Y G A Y Y Y K T Y N V X R U T Y W
H V B I F Q H J N T Q U P D A E L L U R V

Clues

  • ... allow optimal learning (9, 7)
  • ... effect design of brain and adult capabilities (5, 11)
  • A development of behaviourism, which recognises that human behaviour is further shaped by feelings, direct observation and thinking about experiences. (6, 8, 6)
  • Child, nuclear family (11)
  • Connections that are repeatedly used become permanent while those that are not used begin to die. (13)
  • Considered the environment as 'a set of nested structures, each inside the next, like a set of Russian Dolls' (14)
  • Government policy, laws (11)
  • If a woman experiences ... during pregnancy then she is prone to having a still born or the child will have an early death. (12)
  • In early adolescence someone who had grown up with an unfriendly or hostile sibling was more likely to be anxious, depressed or aggressive (4, 3, 8)
  • Suggest girls: have a best friend, they like to keep harmony and are good at communicating (8, 3, 6)

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