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Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Social Development in Infants

In this research essay, a student provides an overview of an infant’s development. The student discusses how babies grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.
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Angela's feedback:

"It is clear that you did your research on the topic of infant development, and you handle writing conventions well for the most part. Quoted material needs to be double-checked, however, to ensure that you haven’t misquoted anything; at the moment, some quotes contain grammar errors that should be marked with “[sic]” if they aren’t your own. No comma should appear between the author’s last name and the page number in an MLA parenthetical citation. Moreover, such a citation should be placed after a closing quotation mark. When a sentence simply ends with a quote, the period should appear before the closing quotation mark. Use of singular “they” should be avoided, so if you’re going to use the he/she construction, review is needed to ensure you do so in a consistent manner."

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