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What is the main characteristic of adolescence?
What is the main characteristic of adolescence?
- An important period for seeking identity (correct)
- A period with uniform rates of development
- A time of static growth and development
- A stage characterized by emotional stability
Which factor does NOT affect physical development?
Which factor does NOT affect physical development?
- Exercise and health
- Social interactions (correct)
- Genetic history
- Nutrition
During which stage does a child experience the peak of their professional career?
During which stage does a child experience the peak of their professional career?
- Adolescence
- Early Adulthood
- Middle Adulthood (correct)
- Late Adulthood
What is the final stage of the developmental sequence mentioned?
What is the final stage of the developmental sequence mentioned?
Which stage lasts from birth to 18-24 months?
Which stage lasts from birth to 18-24 months?
What is a major developmental task of Early Adulthood?
What is a major developmental task of Early Adulthood?
Which of the following does NOT characterize Late Adulthood?
Which of the following does NOT characterize Late Adulthood?
What best explains the concept of growth and development during childhood?
What best explains the concept of growth and development during childhood?
What begins at conception and continues through the lifespan?
What begins at conception and continues through the lifespan?
What characterizes the cephalocaudal pattern of development?
What characterizes the cephalocaudal pattern of development?
What are developmental tasks introduced by Robert J. Havighurst?
What are developmental tasks introduced by Robert J. Havighurst?
What happens during the prenatal period's period of ovum?
What happens during the prenatal period's period of ovum?
In which stage of development do children typically become more self-sufficient?
In which stage of development do children typically become more self-sufficient?
What characterizes the journey from infancy to old age according to the principles of human development?
What characterizes the journey from infancy to old age according to the principles of human development?
What is the last part of the body to develop inside the womb?
What is the last part of the body to develop inside the womb?
What type of skills are mastered during middle and late childhood?
What type of skills are mastered during middle and late childhood?
What is the consequence of failing to achieve developmental tasks, according to Havighurst?
What is the consequence of failing to achieve developmental tasks, according to Havighurst?
What is the principle of development that indicates progression from simple to complex?
What is the principle of development that indicates progression from simple to complex?
Which phase involves the organism growing about 20 times in length?
Which phase involves the organism growing about 20 times in length?
Which pattern describes the development that proceeds from the center of the body outward?
Which pattern describes the development that proceeds from the center of the body outward?
What does the 'meaning of human development' focus on?
What does the 'meaning of human development' focus on?
During which stage do fundamental muscle development and fine motor skills become prominent?
During which stage do fundamental muscle development and fine motor skills become prominent?
What developmental milestone is typically associated with the beginning of the heartbeat during prenatal development?
What developmental milestone is typically associated with the beginning of the heartbeat during prenatal development?
What aspect of development is highlighted in the principle that development relies on both maturation and learning?
What aspect of development is highlighted in the principle that development relies on both maturation and learning?
Which perspective argues that all knowledge comes through the senses?
Which perspective argues that all knowledge comes through the senses?
What characterizes the concept of discontinuity in human development?
What characterizes the concept of discontinuity in human development?
Which factor is associated with socio-emotional development?
Which factor is associated with socio-emotional development?
According to the nature vs. nurture debate, which philosopher believed that the mind is a blank slate?
According to the nature vs. nurture debate, which philosopher believed that the mind is a blank slate?
What does the stability vs. change concept suggest about early experiences?
What does the stability vs. change concept suggest about early experiences?
