Abstract The life course health development (LCHD) framework organizes research from several fields into a conceptual approach explaining how individual and population health develops and how developmental trajectories are determined by interactions between biological and environmental factors during the lifetime. This approach thus provides a construct for interpreting how people's experiences in the early years of life influence later health conditions and functional status. By focusing on the relationship between experiences and the biology of development, the LCHD framework offers a better understanding of how diseases occur. By suggesting new strategies for health measurement, service delivery, and research, as well as for improving health outcomes, this framework also supports health care-purchasing strategies to develop health throughout life and to build human health capital. Show
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Why are theories such an important part of understanding human development?Theories provide a framework for understanding human behavior, thought, and development. By having a broad base of understanding about the how's and why's of human behavior, we can better understand ourselves and others. Each theory provides a context for understanding a certain aspect of human behavior.
Why are theories such an important part of the understanding of human development quizlet?Why are theories such an important part of the understanding of human development? They provide the "whys" for development.
Which of the following are the two general designs used by human development researchers?Developmental designs are ways of collecting data (information) about people that allow the researcher to see how people differ or change with age. There are two simple developmental designs: cross-sectional and longitudinal.
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Prenatal development, brain maturation, puberty, and menopause are all examples of ____ forces.
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