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What principle of development is supported by Laxmi's initial addressing all females as 'mother' and then limiting it to her mother?
What principle of development is supported by Laxmi's initial addressing all females as 'mother' and then limiting it to her mother?
- Development is cumulative
- Development proceeds from general to specific (correct)
- Principle of uniformity of pattern
- Different developments are interdependent
What does Laxmi's development in language suggest about the nature of cognitive growth?
What does Laxmi's development in language suggest about the nature of cognitive growth?
- It follows a linear and inflexible pathway.
- It is independent of other developmental aspects.
- It is solely influenced by social interactions.
- It demonstrates a gradual illustration of specificity in language use. (correct)
Which of the following statements best reflects Laxmi's language development process?
Which of the following statements best reflects Laxmi's language development process?
- Language use does not impact other areas of development.
- Laxmi's changes exemplify only one aspect of development. (correct)
- Her language development is a reflection of the principle of uniformity.
- Her choices indicate that understanding evolves from specific roles to generalized terms.
What can be inferred about the interrelation of Laxmi's language development with other areas of growth?
What can be inferred about the interrelation of Laxmi's language development with other areas of growth?
In what way does Laxmi's development exemplify the cumulative nature of growth?
In what way does Laxmi's development exemplify the cumulative nature of growth?
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Development Principles
- The scenario describes a child, Laxmi, who initially addresses all females as "mother" due to limited language development but later restricts this specifically to her mother.
- This example supports the developmental principle of development proceeds from general to specific.
- This principle suggests that children start with broad, generalized concepts and gradually refine them into more specific understandings as their cognitive abilities develop.
- In Laxmi's case, her initial understanding of "mother" is broad, encompassing all women, and gradually becomes specific, limited to her biological mother.
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