What is developmental psychology?

A. The study of mental processes, or how people interpret, learn, remember, and think

B. The study of how a person thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are affected by the presence of other people

C. The study of the physical, mental, and social development of people over their life span

D. The study of the design of the mind by using similar strategies to those used by evolutionary biology

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Omar Dorsey

15 October, 17:42

What is developmental psychology?

A. The study of mental processes, or how people interpret, learn, remember, and think

B. The study of how a person thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are affected by the presence of other people

C. The study of the physical, mental, and social development of people over their life span

D. The study of the design of the mind by using similar strategies to those used by evolutionary biology

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Zavier Chen · Answer 1

I would say A or C, although I am leaning towards A.

Explanation:

The definition of development psychology is according to google "the scientific study of how and why human beings change over the course of their life."