Infancy is a time of rapid growth and development
Two pages per question, (no more no less) I will attach the Said articles.
Q1. Infancy is a time of rapid growth and development. Based on the information presented in the
reading what are the most salient aspects of growth for the infants in terms of perceptual, cognitive,
and social emotional development. In your opinion what are some unanswered questions? Which areas
would be ripe for next step research? And why these areas? Lastly, how do we translate this research to
make meaningful impacts on the human experience. (2 pages)
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Q2. Dunham et al., (2016) argues for a more comprehensive way to explore “intersected identities.”
How does she operationalize intersected identities? While Dahl (2017) encourages us to embrace more
naturalistic approaches. Are there instances in the articles when/where these authors converge on their
methodological approaches? What are their apparent differences? Please discuss those areas of
convergence and differences and even overlap. In addition, what might be the theoretical and
methodological challenges inherent in examining “intersected identities?” Lastly, how do we translate
this research to make meaningful impacts on the human experience. (2pages)
