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**School of , Liberty University**

****Author Note****

**I have no known conflict of interest to disclose.**

**Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to . Email:**

**## Abstract**

**_Keywords_:**

**2**

**2**

**## References**

**## ArticleSummaryGradingRubric.pdf**

Criteria Ratings Points

Content,
Focus, and
Organization

53 to >48 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

48 to >43 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

43 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

0 pts

Not
Present

53 pts

Grammar
and
Spelling,
Current APA
Format
Compliance,
Length

22 to >20 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

20 to >18 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

18 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

0 pts

Not
Present

22 pts

Total Points: 75

Article Summary Grading Rubric | PSYC725_B01_202520

**## ArticleSummary.docx**

PSYC 725

**Article Summary Assignment Instructions**

**Overview**

Reading and understanding original research is an important skill for developmental psychologists. Understanding research methodology and the sections of a journal article is critical for doctoral-level psychologists. This assignment will help you learn to objectively evaluate research and to seek and understand scholarly sources of information and to use them as a source of knowledge. This assignment can also help you begin your
**Research Paper: Topic and References Assignment**, as the summary you write may later be used in your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment**.

**Instructions**

**You will write two brief summaries of peer-reviewed, research-based journal articles of your choice that pertain to developmental psychology.**

Each summary must be 1 to 3 pages in length. A title page and abstract are not necessary. A reference page should be included that lists the APA-formatted reference of the article or chapter you summarized. No additional references are needed other than the reference for the article you are summarizing.

· Website:
[https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals](https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals)

The summary should focus on:

· what was hypothesized.

· what was done.

· what was found.

· what was concluded.

You can find a list of journals affiliated with the American Psychological Association (APA) on the
**Article Summary Assignment** pages under
**Article Summary Resources**. These are not the only acceptable journals – many others are available and may be used for the assignment – but this list is provided to give you examples of scholarly journals. If you click “By Subject” and then click “Developmental Psychology,” you will see journals specific to developmental psychology.
_Child Development_ is another well-respected developmental psychology journal that is not affiliated with the APA. Some of the databases have the option to select “peer-reviewed” sources; selecting this option will help you eliminate non-scholarly sources from your search results. The Jerry Falwell Library is a reliable place to conduct your searches.

You do not need to pay for articles. Articles that ask you to pay for access can generally be accessed through the Jerry Falwell Library without requiring payment.

You may incorporate the summary into your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment l** ater in the course, if you choose.

Be sure to review the criteria on the
**Article Summary Grading Rubric** before beginning this assignment.

Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

**## ArticleSummaryExampleWeek5.pdf**

PEER-REVIEW SUMMARIES 1

Article Summary Assignment

Arnette Person Jr

EDUC 725

Peer-review Summaries

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The article is titled "Grand challenges in developmental psychology". "Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology" was released by Lillard in 2023. Developmental psychology is

subject to several strong criticisms. These include steering clear of futuristic solutions, enhancing

educational opportunities, addressing the defiance’s of adolescence and adulthood, and

modifying the core theoretical framework of the discipline through the application of novel

metrics and analytical techniques. Lillard's publication laid the groundwork for understanding

and addressing these kinds of challenges and pushed more researchers to do these studies in the

years to come. In a very complex field of developmental psychology, researchers discovered that

neonates knew substantially more than word experimental models indicate, based on

expectation/looking time experimental models for children aged six months and three years. One

example involved attempting to explain why 6-month-olds frequently appear amazed when they

shouldn't know that an object is in a specific location and will look in that direction, while 3-

year-olds can vocally tell someone that an object is in a certain location and that person will look

in that area, suggesting that the 3-year-old wouldn't be amazed by that person acting incorrectly.

In reference to this example, the Bible tells us in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he

should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

There is talk of new educational approaches that emphasize how important it is for

society to view children as whole human beings rather than as discrete, self-contained bodies and

minds devoid of emotion or movement. A child can offer many special gifts to an educational

institution. settings for learning that are inclusive of all human potential as opposed to rewarding

some people more than others based on how well they score on multiple-choice tests. How can

we assist youth in locating themselves within our society? fostering deep connections and

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providing a means of giving back by improving everyone's quality of life through the utilization

of the very precious human qualities.

To put it briefly, the primary duty of developmental psychologists is to help people have

fulfilling lives. Similar to education, we think we know more than we actually do about this

significant life role. Another major issue that needs to be covered in this article is the ability to

inform the audience about outcomes and assist the continuation of those discoveries into a new

application.

The piece entitled "Paternal alienation and developmental psychology's scientific

standing. “The author of "Developmental Psychology" (2022) is Harman et al. The structure and

dynamics of parent-child interactions, the activities that shape them, and the ways in which these

relationships—or lack thereof—affect subsequent development are all explained by

developmental psychology. Many studies have linked the traits of children's relationships with

their parents or other caregivers and the parent-child bond to emotional illnesses in youngsters.

Developmental practices that result in dysfunctional parent-child relationships have been the

subject of theory and research, particularly when parents inform their children that they are

divorcing and will no longer be together. Scholars disagree regarding the empirical validity of

the literature when it comes to children who develop unhealthy associations—also known as

parental alienation, or PA—with one parent at the expense of the other.

This article discusses the conceptual models created to clarify how and why interpersonal

conflict harms parent-child relationships and raises the likelihood of behavioral, affective, and

psychological issues in the kid. It also identifies the elements and procedures that serve as

intermediaries in these relationships. There is a section on "triangulation," which is the term used

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to describe the situation in which kids get sucked into their parents' arguments and are forced to

choose a side and avoid the other parent. Variations in children's responses to interparental

conflict have been explained by the theory of process-oriented representation. Even if

understanding certain features of PA and its causes requires the use of these representations, they

are not sufficient in and of themselves. Research on the spillover processes has not yet

individually examined the extent and type of impact that a parent or guardian imparts to the child

from the interparental relationship, nor the child's reaction to each parent. The "Emotional

Security Theory" (EST-R) is heavily stressed, placing the emotional security of the kid or

children in their interactions with each parent at risk, as evidenced by the escalating animosity

and violence coming from parental disagreements. According to this hypothesis, rather than

providing a secure and comforting atmosphere for the child, parental disagreements produce an

environment where the parents can become terrifying.

To sum up, the primary objective of this analysis was to determine if PA research is, as

some detractors of the discipline have asserted, actually "blossoming" or still in its "infancy."

The researchers initially examined if research on PA is multiplicative or if there has been

magnification in the various papers produced about PA throughout time in order to assess these

two opposing perspectives of the state of the field. The second goal was to explain how PA

research contributes to our understanding of how interparental conflicts impact children's

development and can result in the child rejecting and developing an affiliation with one parent or

guardian.

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References

Harman, J. J., Warshak, R. A., Lorandos, D., & Florian, M. J. (2022). Developmental

psychology and the scientific status of parental alienation. Developmental

Psychology, 58(10), 1887-1911. https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0001404

Holman KJV study bible (2012). Holman Bible Publishers.

Lillard, A. S. (2023). Grand challenges in developmental psychology. Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology, one https://doi.org/10.3389/fdpys.2023.1069925

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PEER-REVIEW SUMMARIES 1

Article Summary Assignment

Arnette Person Jr

EDUC 725

Peer-review Summaries

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2

SUMMARIES

The article is titled "Grand challenges in developmental psychology". "Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology" was released by Lillard in 2023. Developmental psychology is

subject to several strong criticisms. These include steering clear of futuristic solutions, enhancing

educational opportunities, addressing the defiance’s of adolescence and adulthood, and

modifying the core theoretical framework of the discipline through the application of novel

metrics and analytical techniques. Lillard's publication laid the groundwork for understanding

and addressing these kinds of challenges and pushed more researchers to do these studies in the

years to come. In a very complex field of developmental psychology, researchers discovered that

neonates knew substantially more than word experimental models indicate, based on

expectation/looking time experimental models for children aged six months and three years. One

example involved attempting to explain why 6-month-olds frequently appear amazed when they

shouldn't know that an object is in a specific location and will look in that direction, while 3-

year-olds can vocally tell someone that an object is in a certain location and that person will look

in that area, suggesting that the 3-year-old wouldn't be amazed by that person acting incorrectly.

In reference to this example, the Bible tells us in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he

should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

There is talk of new educational approaches that emphasize how important it is for

society to view children as whole human beings rather than as discrete, self-contained bodies and

minds devoid of emotion or movement. A child can offer many special gifts to an educational

institution. settings for learning that are inclusive of all human potential as opposed to rewarding

some people more than others based on how well they score on multiple-choice tests. How can

we assist youth in locating themselves within our society? fostering deep connections and

This study source was downloaded by 100000825965683 from CourseHero.com on 11-17-2024 21:41:49 GMT -06:00

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3

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providing a means of giving back by improving everyone's quality of life through the utilization

of the very precious human qualities.

To put it briefly, the primary duty of developmental psychologists is to help people have

fulfilling lives. Similar to education, we think we know more than we actually do about this

significant life role. Another major issue that needs to be covered in this article is the ability to

inform the audience about outcomes and assist the continuation of those discoveries into a new

application.

The piece entitled "Paternal alienation and developmental psychology's scientific

standing. “The author of "Developmental Psychology" (2022) is Harman et al. The structure and

dynamics of parent-child interactions, the activities that shape them, and the ways in which these

relationships—or lack thereof—affect subsequent development are all explained by

developmental psychology. Many studies have linked the traits of children's relationships with

their parents or other caregivers and the parent-child bond to emotional illnesses in youngsters.

Developmental practices that result in dysfunctional parent-child relationships have been the

subject of theory and research, particularly when parents inform their children that they are

divorcing and will no longer be together. Scholars disagree regarding the empirical validity of

the literature when it comes to children who develop unhealthy associations—also known as

parental alienation, or PA—with one parent at the expense of the other.

This article discusses the conceptual models created to clarify how and why interpersonal

conflict harms parent-child relationships and raises the likelihood of behavioral, affective, and

psychological issues in the kid. It also identifies the elements and procedures that serve as

intermediaries in these relationships. There is a section on "triangulation," which is the term used

This study source was downloaded by 100000825965683 from CourseHero.com on 11-17-2024 21:41:49 GMT -06:00

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to describe the situation in which kids get sucked into their parents' arguments and are forced to

choose a side and avoid the other parent. Variations in children's responses to interparental

conflict have been explained by the theory of process-oriented representation. Even if

understanding certain features of PA and its causes requires the use of these representations, they

are not sufficient in and of themselves. Research on the spillover processes has not yet

individually examined the extent and type of impact that a parent or guardian imparts to the child

from the interparental relationship, nor the child's reaction to each parent. The "Emotional

Security Theory" (EST-R) is heavily stressed, placing the emotional security of the kid or

children in their interactions with each parent at risk, as evidenced by the escalating animosity

and violence coming from parental disagreements. According to this hypothesis, rather than

providing a secure and comforting atmosphere for the child, parental disagreements produce an

environment where the parents can become terrifying.

To sum up, the primary objective of this analysis was to determine if PA research is, as

some detractors of the discipline have asserted, actually "blossoming" or still in its "infancy."

The researchers initially examined if research on PA is multiplicative or if there has been

magnification in the various papers produced about PA throughout time in order to assess these

two opposing perspectives of the state of the field. The second goal was to explain how PA

research contributes to our understanding of how interparental conflicts impact children's

development and can result in the child rejecting and developing an affiliation with one parent or

guardian.

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SUMMARIES

References

Harman, J. J., Warshak, R. A., Lorandos, D., & Florian, M. J. (2022). Developmental

psychology and the scientific status of parental alienation. Developmental

Psychology, 58(10), 1887-1911. https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0001404

Holman KJV study bible (2012). Holman Bible Publishers.

Lillard, A. S. (2023). Grand challenges in developmental psychology. Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology, one https://doi.org/10.3389/fdpys.2023.1069925

This study source was downloaded by 100000825965683 from CourseHero.com on 11-17-2024 21:41:49 GMT -06:00

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**## Template.docx**

**School of , Liberty University**

****Author Note****

**I have no known conflict of interest to disclose.**

**Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to . Email:**

**## Abstract**

**_Keywords_:**

**2**

**2**

**## References**

**## ArticleSummaryGradingRubric.pdf**

Criteria Ratings Points

Content,
Focus, and
Organization

53 to >48 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

48 to >43 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

43 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

0 pts

Not
Present

53 pts

Grammar
and
Spelling,
Current APA
Format
Compliance,
Length

22 to >20 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

20 to >18 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

18 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

0 pts

Not
Present

22 pts

Total Points: 75

Article Summary Grading Rubric | PSYC725_B01_202520

**## ArticleSummary.docx**

PSYC 725

**Article Summary Assignment Instructions**

**Overview**

Reading and understanding original research is an important skill for developmental psychologists. Understanding research methodology and the sections of a journal article is critical for doctoral-level psychologists. This assignment will help you learn to objectively evaluate research and to seek and understand scholarly sources of information and to use them as a source of knowledge. This assignment can also help you begin your
**Research Paper: Topic and References Assignment**, as the summary you write may later be used in your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment**.

**Instructions**

**You will write two brief summaries of peer-reviewed, research-based journal articles of your choice that pertain to developmental psychology.**

Each summary must be 1 to 3 pages in length. A title page and abstract are not necessary. A reference page should be included that lists the APA-formatted reference of the article or chapter you summarized. No additional references are needed other than the reference for the article you are summarizing.

· Website:
[https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals](https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals)

The summary should focus on:

· what was hypothesized.

· what was done.

· what was found.

· what was concluded.

You can find a list of journals affiliated with the American Psychological Association (APA) on the
**Article Summary Assignment** pages under
**Article Summary Resources**. These are not the only acceptable journals – many others are available and may be used for the assignment – but this list is provided to give you examples of scholarly journals. If you click “By Subject” and then click “Developmental Psychology,” you will see journals specific to developmental psychology.
_Child Development_ is another well-respected developmental psychology journal that is not affiliated with the APA. Some of the databases have the option to select “peer-reviewed” sources; selecting this option will help you eliminate non-scholarly sources from your search results. The Jerry Falwell Library is a reliable place to conduct your searches.

You do not need to pay for articles. Articles that ask you to pay for access can generally be accessed through the Jerry Falwell Library without requiring payment.

You may incorporate the summary into your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment l** ater in the course, if you choose.

Be sure to review the criteria on the
**Article Summary Grading Rubric** before beginning this assignment.

Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

**## ArticleSummaryExampleWeek5.pdf**

PEER-REVIEW SUMMARIES 1

Article Summary Assignment

Arnette Person Jr

EDUC 725

Peer-review Summaries

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The article is titled "Grand challenges in developmental psychology". "Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology" was released by Lillard in 2023. Developmental psychology is

subject to several strong criticisms. These include steering clear of futuristic solutions, enhancing

educational opportunities, addressing the defiance’s of adolescence and adulthood, and

modifying the core theoretical framework of the discipline through the application of novel

metrics and analytical techniques. Lillard's publication laid the groundwork for understanding

and addressing these kinds of challenges and pushed more researchers to do these studies in the

years to come. In a very complex field of developmental psychology, researchers discovered that

neonates knew substantially more than word experimental models indicate, based on

expectation/looking time experimental models for children aged six months and three years. One

example involved attempting to explain why 6-month-olds frequently appear amazed when they

shouldn't know that an object is in a specific location and will look in that direction, while 3-

year-olds can vocally tell someone that an object is in a certain location and that person will look

in that area, suggesting that the 3-year-old wouldn't be amazed by that person acting incorrectly.

In reference to this example, the Bible tells us in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he

should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

There is talk of new educational approaches that emphasize how important it is for

society to view children as whole human beings rather than as discrete, self-contained bodies and

minds devoid of emotion or movement. A child can offer many special gifts to an educational

institution. settings for learning that are inclusive of all human potential as opposed to rewarding

some people more than others based on how well they score on multiple-choice tests. How can

we assist youth in locating themselves within our society? fostering deep connections and

This study source was downloaded by 100000825965683 from CourseHero.com on 11-17-2024 21:41:49 GMT -06:00

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SUMMARIES

providing a means of giving back by improving everyone's quality of life through the utilization

of the very precious human qualities.

To put it briefly, the primary duty of developmental psychologists is to help people have

fulfilling lives. Similar to education, we think we know more than we actually do about this

significant life role. Another major issue that needs to be covered in this article is the ability to

inform the audience about outcomes and assist the continuation of those discoveries into a new

application.

The piece entitled "Paternal alienation and developmental psychology's scientific

standing. “The author of "Developmental Psychology" (2022) is Harman et al. The structure and

dynamics of parent-child interactions, the activities that shape them, and the ways in which these

relationships—or lack thereof—affect subsequent development are all explained by

developmental psychology. Many studies have linked the traits of children's relationships with

their parents or other caregivers and the parent-child bond to emotional illnesses in youngsters.

Developmental practices that result in dysfunctional parent-child relationships have been the

subject of theory and research, particularly when parents inform their children that they are

divorcing and will no longer be together. Scholars disagree regarding the empirical validity of

the literature when it comes to children who develop unhealthy associations—also known as

parental alienation, or PA—with one parent at the expense of the other.

This article discusses the conceptual models created to clarify how and why interpersonal

conflict harms parent-child relationships and raises the likelihood of behavioral, affective, and

psychological issues in the kid. It also identifies the elements and procedures that serve as

intermediaries in these relationships. There is a section on "triangulation," which is the term used

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to describe the situation in which kids get sucked into their parents' arguments and are forced to

choose a side and avoid the other parent. Variations in children's responses to interparental

conflict have been explained by the theory of process-oriented representation. Even if

understanding certain features of PA and its causes requires the use of these representations, they

are not sufficient in and of themselves. Research on the spillover processes has not yet

individually examined the extent and type of impact that a parent or guardian imparts to the child

from the interparental relationship, nor the child's reaction to each parent. The "Emotional

Security Theory" (EST-R) is heavily stressed, placing the emotional security of the kid or

children in their interactions with each parent at risk, as evidenced by the escalating animosity

and violence coming from parental disagreements. According to this hypothesis, rather than

providing a secure and comforting atmosphere for the child, parental disagreements produce an

environment where the parents can become terrifying.

To sum up, the primary objective of this analysis was to determine if PA research is, as

some detractors of the discipline have asserted, actually "blossoming" or still in its "infancy."

The researchers initially examined if research on PA is multiplicative or if there has been

magnification in the various papers produced about PA throughout time in order to assess these

two opposing perspectives of the state of the field. The second goal was to explain how PA

research contributes to our understanding of how interparental conflicts impact children's

development and can result in the child rejecting and developing an affiliation with one parent or

guardian.

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References

Harman, J. J., Warshak, R. A., Lorandos, D., & Florian, M. J. (2022). Developmental

psychology and the scientific status of parental alienation. Developmental

Psychology, 58(10), 1887-1911. https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0001404

Holman KJV study bible (2012). Holman Bible Publishers.

Lillard, A. S. (2023). Grand challenges in developmental psychology. Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology, one https://doi.org/10.3389/fdpys.2023.1069925

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**School of , Liberty University**

****Author Note****

**I have no known conflict of interest to disclose.**

**Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to . Email:**

**## Abstract**

**_Keywords_:**

**2**

**2**

**## References**

**## ArticleSummaryGradingRubric.pdf**

Criteria Ratings Points

Content,
Focus, and
Organization

53 to >48 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

48 to >43 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

43 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following content
requirements:
A peer-reviewed journal
article that describes a
research study related to
developmental psychology
is summarized.
The summary includes a
brief synopsis of
• hypothesis(es) (what
was predicted),
• methods (what was
done),
• results (what was
found), and
• discussion (what was
concluded).

0 pts

Not
Present

53 pts

Grammar
and
Spelling,
Current APA
Format
Compliance,
Length

22 to >20 pts

Advanced

The assignment meets or
exceeds all of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

20 to >18 pts

Proficient

The assignment meets
most or some of the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

18 to >0 pts

Developing

The assignment
inadequately meets the
following structure
requirements:
• The paper is written in
current APA format and
includes an APA-formatted
reference for the article.
• Proper spelling and
grammar are used.
• Paper is free of
typographical errors.
• Paper is 1 to 3 pages.

0 pts

Not
Present

22 pts

Total Points: 75

Article Summary Grading Rubric | PSYC725_B01_202520

**## ArticleSummary.docx**

PSYC 725

**Article Summary Assignment Instructions**

**Overview**

Reading and understanding original research is an important skill for developmental psychologists. Understanding research methodology and the sections of a journal article is critical for doctoral-level psychologists. This assignment will help you learn to objectively evaluate research and to seek and understand scholarly sources of information and to use them as a source of knowledge. This assignment can also help you begin your
**Research Paper: Topic and References Assignment**, as the summary you write may later be used in your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment**.

**Instructions**

**You will write two brief summaries of peer-reviewed, research-based journal articles of your choice that pertain to developmental psychology.**

Each summary must be 1 to 3 pages in length. A title page and abstract are not necessary. A reference page should be included that lists the APA-formatted reference of the article or chapter you summarized. No additional references are needed other than the reference for the article you are summarizing.

· Website:
[https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals](https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals)

The summary should focus on:

· what was hypothesized.

· what was done.

· what was found.

· what was concluded.

You can find a list of journals affiliated with the American Psychological Association (APA) on the
**Article Summary Assignment** pages under
**Article Summary Resources**. These are not the only acceptable journals – many others are available and may be used for the assignment – but this list is provided to give you examples of scholarly journals. If you click “By Subject” and then click “Developmental Psychology,” you will see journals specific to developmental psychology.
_Child Development_ is another well-respected developmental psychology journal that is not affiliated with the APA. Some of the databases have the option to select “peer-reviewed” sources; selecting this option will help you eliminate non-scholarly sources from your search results. The Jerry Falwell Library is a reliable place to conduct your searches.

You do not need to pay for articles. Articles that ask you to pay for access can generally be accessed through the Jerry Falwell Library without requiring payment.

You may incorporate the summary into your
**Research Paper: Final Submission Assignment l** ater in the course, if you choose.

Be sure to review the criteria on the
**Article Summary Grading Rubric** before beginning this assignment.

Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

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PEER-REVIEW SUMMARIES 1

Article Summary Assignment

Arnette Person Jr

EDUC 725

Peer-review Summaries

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The article is titled "Grand challenges in developmental psychology". "Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology" was released by Lillard in 2023. Developmental psychology is

subject to several strong criticisms. These include steering clear of futuristic solutions, enhancing

educational opportunities, addressing the defiance’s of adolescence and adulthood, and

modifying the core theoretical framework of the discipline through the application of novel

metrics and analytical techniques. Lillard's publication laid the groundwork for understanding

and addressing these kinds of challenges and pushed more researchers to do these studies in the

years to come. In a very complex field of developmental psychology, researchers discovered that

neonates knew substantially more than word experimental models indicate, based on

expectation/looking time experimental models for children aged six months and three years. One

example involved attempting to explain why 6-month-olds frequently appear amazed when they

shouldn't know that an object is in a specific location and will look in that direction, while 3-

year-olds can vocally tell someone that an object is in a certain location and that person will look

in that area, suggesting that the 3-year-old wouldn't be amazed by that person acting incorrectly.

In reference to this example, the Bible tells us in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he

should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

There is talk of new educational approaches that emphasize how important it is for

society to view children as whole human beings rather than as discrete, self-contained bodies and

minds devoid of emotion or movement. A child can offer many special gifts to an educational

institution. settings for learning that are inclusive of all human potential as opposed to rewarding

some people more than others based on how well they score on multiple-choice tests. How can

we assist youth in locating themselves within our society? fostering deep connections and

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providing a means of giving back by improving everyone's quality of life through the utilization

of the very precious human qualities.

To put it briefly, the primary duty of developmental psychologists is to help people have

fulfilling lives. Similar to education, we think we know more than we actually do about this

significant life role. Another major issue that needs to be covered in this article is the ability to

inform the audience about outcomes and assist the continuation of those discoveries into a new

application.

The piece entitled "Paternal alienation and developmental psychology's scientific

standing. “The author of "Developmental Psychology" (2022) is Harman et al. The structure and

dynamics of parent-child interactions, the activities that shape them, and the ways in which these

relationships—or lack thereof—affect subsequent development are all explained by

developmental psychology. Many studies have linked the traits of children's relationships with

their parents or other caregivers and the parent-child bond to emotional illnesses in youngsters.

Developmental practices that result in dysfunctional parent-child relationships have been the

subject of theory and research, particularly when parents inform their children that they are

divorcing and will no longer be together. Scholars disagree regarding the empirical validity of

the literature when it comes to children who develop unhealthy associations—also known as

parental alienation, or PA—with one parent at the expense of the other.

This article discusses the conceptual models created to clarify how and why interpersonal

conflict harms parent-child relationships and raises the likelihood of behavioral, affective, and

psychological issues in the kid. It also identifies the elements and procedures that serve as

intermediaries in these relationships. There is a section on "triangulation," which is the term used

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to describe the situation in which kids get sucked into their parents' arguments and are forced to

choose a side and avoid the other parent. Variations in children's responses to interparental

conflict have been explained by the theory of process-oriented representation. Even if

understanding certain features of PA and its causes requires the use of these representations, they

are not sufficient in and of themselves. Research on the spillover processes has not yet

individually examined the extent and type of impact that a parent or guardian imparts to the child

from the interparental relationship, nor the child's reaction to each parent. The "Emotional

Security Theory" (EST-R) is heavily stressed, placing the emotional security of the kid or

children in their interactions with each parent at risk, as evidenced by the escalating animosity

and violence coming from parental disagreements. According to this hypothesis, rather than

providing a secure and comforting atmosphere for the child, parental disagreements produce an

environment where the parents can become terrifying.

To sum up, the primary objective of this analysis was to determine if PA research is, as

some detractors of the discipline have asserted, actually "blossoming" or still in its "infancy."

The researchers initially examined if research on PA is multiplicative or if there has been

magnification in the various papers produced about PA throughout time in order to assess these

two opposing perspectives of the state of the field. The second goal was to explain how PA

research contributes to our understanding of how interparental conflicts impact children's

development and can result in the child rejecting and developing an affiliation with one parent or

guardian.

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References

Harman, J. J., Warshak, R. A., Lorandos, D., & Florian, M. J. (2022). Developmental

psychology and the scientific status of parental alienation. Developmental

Psychology, 58(10), 1887-1911. https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0001404

Holman KJV study bible (2012). Holman Bible Publishers.

Lillard, A. S. (2023). Grand challenges in developmental psychology. Frontiers in

Developmental Psychology, one https://doi.org/10.3389/fdpys.2023.1069925

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