My Padlet Wall by https://padlet.com/lburk0731/5op968qleyp (Logan Burk) en-us 2018-01-09 19:52:41 UTC 2018-01-11 04:42:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Bigthunderstorm.png Video 1# lburk0731 https://padlet.com/lburk0731/5op968qleyp/wish/220451772 1.     Twins can be used in studies to help compare and contrast between other groups of siblings to help further understand the connection between genetics and behavior.
2.     Genes determine people’s physical attributes such as hair and eye color, and they also can influence different behaviors. Although genes do not solely determine someone’s behavior. Personality and behavior is determined mostly by the environment, in which one lives.

]]> 2018-01-11 04:39:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lburk0731/5op968qleyp/wish/220451772 Video 2# lburk0731 https://padlet.com/lburk0731/5op968qleyp/wish/220451840 1.     Physical changes, cognitive changes, and changes in motivation are all examined and studied by developmental psychology.
2.     Young babies are unable to understand that when someone or something leaves their field of vision it still exists. Physical changes are part of everyone’s life-span development. Physical changes, such as prenatal exposer to alcohol, can cause birth defects, and are a large part of life-span development. Changes in emotional maturity is also a part of the life-span development along with intellectual prowess and cognitive ability. Continuities are the things that do not change at all in the life-span development. Nature vs nurture is the idea that people are born with innate behaviors and personal traits and people acquire learned behaviors.

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