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Journal Entry 1: Prenatal Development
Open ended Question
Choose a phenomenon, an experiment, or an issue from this week’s materials (online
lectures, film, or additional readings) that interests you and engages your curiosity.
a) Describe and explain the phenomenon. Describe it thoroughly enough so that another
person who has not read the course materials could understand it. b) Explain why is it
interesting to you. c) Describe some important research on this phenomenon (referencing
the authors and year of the study) and the logic underlying it. d) relate this phenomenon to
something else you have read in the course and elaborate, OR d) explain a burning issue or
follow up question that interests you and describe how you would design a study to further
investigate this phenomenon.
Make sure to complete and clearly label each section (a,b,c,d) of your answer using the
following labels: a) Describe b) Interesting c) Research d) Relate/Follow up. Then make
sure to use Turnitin to determine your similarity/overlap score with other material and
ensure that you are using your own words. Note your score. If it is greater than 20% you
will need to revise and resubmit your journal to receive credit, so submit in plenty of time
before the due date to allow for revisions if needed. Note: do not write out the entire
question along with your response as it will produce a high overlap score in Turnitin.
NOTE I need that you useA-B-C-Dlebels
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JOURNAL ENTRY 1: PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT
Journal Entry 1: Prenatal Development
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A. Describe
Prenatal development was one aspect of this week's material that interested me and
engaged my curiosity. In humans, it encompass...