What type of lifespan developmentalist is interested in how a person who experiences a significant or traumatic event early in life would remember that event later in life?

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William Zimmermann · Answer 1 · 2021-05-19T06:19:58+0000

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Cognitive

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Cognitive has to do with how a person perceives, remembers, thinks, judges or reasons in a particular situation.

A cognitive developmentalist is a person who studies how a child can perceive situations, process his or her thoughts, make appropriate decisions and remember certain situations that they have been in, from their childhood to their adulthood.

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