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In Dr. Arnold's developmental psychology class, she chooses to organize the course chronologically. This means that:

▸ the easiest concepts are presented first, followed by harder concepts

▸ students are given as much time as they need to master the basic concepts covered in the course

▸ the course begins with prenatal development, then proceeds to cover each age-related developmental period as it unfolds through the lifespan

▸ she intends to cover the major topics in development one at a time, for example, brain development, cognitive development, social development, and so forth

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