How has the societal view of children changed throughout history and who were some of the major historical figures responsible for these changes?
What will be an ideal response?
Early writings suggest that children were considered servants of the state in the city-states of early Greece. Ancient Greek and Roman societies believed that any person—young or old—with a physical or mental handicap, disability, or deformity was an economic burden and a social embarrassment, and thus was to be scorned, abandoned, or put to death. Today we recognize children as valuable, independent of any other purpose, to help them develop normal lives and competencies. Some of the major influences were Freud, Watson, and Locke.
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a. classify objects and ideas. c. use deductive reasoning. b. hypothesize. d. do all of these.
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a. some studies would be impractical or unethical. b. randomization is often hard to achieve. c. double-blind studies are usually dangerous to participants. d. researchers know that their results usually will not be published. e. they are not a very effective way to learn about cause and effect relationships.
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