Explain the Meaning of "Familial Searching" or "Kinship Searching" and Discuss

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Essay

Explain the meaning of "familial searching" or "kinship searching" and discuss where this procedure is currently being used. Where do you stand on the question of whether forensic scientists should use a genetic analysis procedure known as "familial searching" or "kinship searching" to assist the police in identifying possible suspects? Do you think this type of processing should be used in Canada? If so, why? If not, why not?
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Understand various research methods used in the study of development across the lifespan.

Recognize the role of sensory functions and reflexes in newborns for survival and development.

Grasp major theories and concepts related to cognitive and moral development across the lifespan.

Acquire knowledge about changes in adolescence, maturity, and mechanisms proposed to explain aging.

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Definitions:

Motivates

Provides a reason or stimulus for someone to act in a particular way or to achieve a goal.

Motivation-Hygiene Theory

A theory proposed by Frederick Herzberg that suggests job satisfaction and dissatisfaction arise from two different sets of factors—satisfaction comes from motivating factors and dissatisfaction from hygiene factors.

Motivators

Factors that drive individuals to perform actions or pursue goals, often related to fulfilling needs or achieving aspirations.

Physiological Needs

Fundamental physical requirements for human survival, such as food, water, shelter, and sleep, considered as the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.