Difference Between Growth and Development Quiz

Growth is quantitative, while development is both quantitative and qualitative. (correct)

Growth is a continuous process, while development is limited to a certain age.

Growth focuses on various aspects like interpersonal skills and intelligence, while development is limited to physical changes.

Growth and development are synonymous terms referring to the same process.

Both growth and developmental changes can be observed and measured directly.

Neither growth nor developmental changes can be observed or measured directly.

Developmental changes can be observed and measured directly, while changes produced by growth cannot be measured directly.

Changes produced by growth can be observed and measured directly, while developmental changes cannot be measured directly. (correct)

Growth continues throughout an individual's life, while development stops at maturity.

Both growth and development stop at maturity.

Both growth and development are limited to a certain age and stop at maturity.

Development is a continuous process starting from conception and continuing until the end of life, while growth is limited to a certain age. (correct)

<p>Growth is an external process, while development is an internal process.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Growth focuses only on one aspect, i.e., an increase in a child's body size, while development focuses on various aspects like interpersonal skills and intelligence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Growth is a part of the developmental process, while development encompasses both growth and other aspects.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Growth is purely physical in nature, while development encompasses both physical and non-physical aspects.</p> Signup and view all the answers