Thus the gifted men of the Renaissance sought to develop skills in all areas of knowledge, in physical development, in social accomplishments, and in the arts.
Babies born that early risk lung problems as well as delays in physical development and learning.
Our goal is to assess the effect of son preference on gender differences in physical development.
Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence is manifested in physical development, athletic ability, manual dexterity, and understanding of physical wellness.
The existing literature has not presented a synthetic view on the evolution of inequalities in physical development across childhood.
By this premise, the longer an animal lives, the more sense it makes to grow slowly and postpone reproduction, because the more one invests in physical development early on, the higher one's reproductive success and quality of offspring in adulthood.
First, due to differences in physical development, youth born nearest to the cutoff date in July and August falls victim to the relative age effect and adaptation crisis as compared with youth of other birth groups.
The ratings taken at Waves 3 and 4 correlated between raters even lower, at only.136 -- even though the interviewees had reached adulthood by then and so are not expected to change in physical development as strongly as the teenagers.
In chimpanzees, orphans suffer tremendous costs in terms of reduced survivorship (orphans less than 5 years of age normally do not survive [16], [30]) or retardation in physical development (up to 6 years delay [30]).
Chronic anemia during childhood is associated with retardation in physical development, cognition and school performance [30], while severe anemia (hemoglobin <5g/dL) is responsible for more than half of the deaths attributed to malaria in children under five years of age [31].
