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Adult Development

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Source: MIT OpenCourseWare 9.00SC Introduction to Psychology, Fall 2011, Prof. John D. E. Gabrieli — original course page on ocw.mit.edu ↗. License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Order: the items appear in the order MIT's own session page lists them. Taken from MIT's published course files, downloaded from ocw.mit.edu on September 23, 2026. How RedLectern is built.

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  1. Lecture 18: Adult DevelopmentLecture video · transcript Watch

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  1. Stages of DevelopmentLecture clip · 0:29–4:12 · 3:43 long · transcript Watch
  2. NeurogenesisLecture clip · 4:15–16:21 · 12:06 long · transcript Watch
  3. Brain Development: Cell Migration, Synaptic Formation, and MyelinationLecture clip · 16:22–19:53 · 3:31 long · transcript Watch
  4. "Good Memories of Bad Events in Infancy"Lecture clip · 19:55–23:14 · 3:19 long · transcript Watch
  5. How Development is StudiedLecture clip · 23:17–30:21 · 7:04 long · transcript Watch
  6. Cognitive LossLecture clip · 30:24–40:14 · 9:50 long · transcript Watch
  7. Attitudes, Emotions, and AgingLecture clip · 40:15–53:14 · 12:59 long · transcript Watch
  8. Dopamine and Reward SystemsLecture clip · 53:15–1:01:46 · 8:31 long · transcript Watch
  9. The Creation of (False) MemoriesLecture clip · 1:01:47–1:04:46 · 2:59 long · transcript Watch
  10. Risk Assessment and Loss AversionLecture clip · 1:04:47–1:11:29 · 6:42 long · transcript Watch

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