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To prepare:

• Review the Week 6 readings and media.
• Consider the arguments of Harris in Gladwell's blog post, "Do Parents Matter?" and the experiences of the two women in the podcast,Switched at Birth.
• Consider the aspects of nature (e.g., temperament) and nurture (e.g., attachment) covered in the course and in this week's Required Readings and media. Select two developmental concepts related to nature and two related to nurture for this assignment.

The Assignment:

Addresses the following:

• Select two aspects of nature (e.g., temperament) and two aspects of nurture (e.g., attachment) that you have determined to be most influential on development. Defineeachof the aspects you selected, and then explain why you think they are most influential.
• Describe the research in the area ofeachaspect you selected.
• Summarize your ideas on the relative impact of nature and nurture on development. Be sure your response incorporates and responds to the issues and concepts raised in the learning resources.

Required Resources:

Articles

• Gladwell, M. (1998, August 17).Do parents matter? Judith Rich Harris and child developmentDownload Do parents matter? Judith Rich Harris and child development.The New Yorker. http://croker.harpethhall.org/Must%20Know/Psychology/ParentsGladwell.pdf
• Credit Line: Do Parents Matter? by Malcolm Gladwell. Copyright 1998 by CONDE NAST PUBLICATIONS, INC. Reprinted by permission of CONDE NAST PUBLICATIONS, INC. via the Copyright Clearance Center. Licensed in 2022.
• The author discusses the work of Judith Rich Harris who posited that children, in their attempt to contrast rather than mimic their parents, learn more from their peers.
• Garca, J. D. (2021).Nature versus nurture debateLinks to an external site.. InSalem Press Encyclopedia.
• Tomlinson, M., Richter, L., Slemming, W. (2021).What the science of child and adolescent development contributes to understanding the impacts of COVID-19Links to an external site..South African Journal of Science, 117(1/2). https://doi.org/10.17159/sajs.2021/8876
• Rogers, O. (2020, December 17)."Black Lives Matter" matters for children's developmentLinks to an external site..Links to an external site.Psychology Today. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/who-am-i-who-are-we/202012/black-lives-matter-matters-children-s-development

Required Media

• Glass, I. (Host). (2008, July 25). Switched at birth (No. 360) [Audio podcast episode]Links to an external site.. InThis American Life. WBEZ Chicago.https://www.thisamericanlife.org/360/switched-at-birth Note: The approximate length of this media piece is 58 minutes. Transcript Links to an external site.is available athttps://www.thisamericanlife.org/360/transcript.