What Brought the Study of Child Development into the Academic

question 9

Multiple Choice

What brought the study of child development into the academic mainstream and made developmental psychology a first-level discipline within university psychology programs in the mid-19^th century?

• A)the practical application of developmental research
• B)the increasing scientific rigor practiced in developmental research
• C)advances in communication between U.S. and European researchers
• D)the collaboration of psychologists with scientists in other fields of study

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