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Giedd (2004)

Developmental psychologists are interested in understanding how people change over time. One way to study development is through cross-sectional research, where researchers compare different age groups at a single point in time. Although this method is faster and less expensive, differences between groups may be caused by cohort effects rather than development itself. Longitudinal research, in contrast, follows the...

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