the brain development of the child in early life as well as the impact of accidents and maltreatmen

 the brain development of the child in early life as well as the impact of accidents and maltreatmen

Constellation: Mossler, R. A., & Ziegler, M. (2016). Understanding Development: A Lifespan Perspective. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc

Chapter 5 of the course textbook discusses the brain development of the child in early life as well as the impact of accidents and maltreatmen required article by Perry (2009) illustrates and defends an approach to child maltreatment based on neurodevet. Thelopmental analysis that seeks to understand and treat abuse victims with reference to the areas of the brain affected.

Based on these readings, account for or respond to each of the following in your initial post:

• Analyze the findings of the Perry study, addressing the strengths and shortcomings of the neurodevelopmental approach. Are there limits to this sort of approach, and if so, what alternative approach might add something to a neurobiological analysis?
• Offer a real life experience, alternative study, or recent news report that in some way illustrates or casts light upon Perry’s findings.

In your responses to no fewer than two of your classmates, compare and contrast your respective responses to the Perry study and illustrative examples, offering constructive criticism of your respective arguments and conclusions. A