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Biological, Cognitive, and Social Theories of Gender Development
Compare biological, evolutionary, social learning, and gender schema theories in explaining gender identity and behavioral differentiation.
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Biological and Environmental Foundations of Human Development
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Analyze how genetics, epigenetics, prenatal environments, and sociocultural systems interact to shape developmental trajectories across the lifespan.
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