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What happens to physical development during middle childhood?
What happens to physical development during middle childhood?
- Growth slows considerably. (correct)
- Growth accelerates rapidly.
- Physical skills become less coordinated.
- Changes are often easily noticeable day-to-day.
At what age does the difference in physical development between children become more noticeable?
At what age does the difference in physical development between children become more noticeable?
- 11 years old (correct)
- 8 years old
- 3 years old
- 6 years old
What is a characteristic of children who are 6 years old compared to those who are 11?
What is a characteristic of children who are 6 years old compared to those who are 11?
- They are more independent in their activities.
- They show advanced social skills.
- They are expected to be physically mature.
- They still resemble small children. (correct)
Why might day-to-day changes in growth be hard to notice during middle childhood?
Why might day-to-day changes in growth be hard to notice during middle childhood?
What can be inferred about the physical appearance of 11-year-olds compared to younger children?
What can be inferred about the physical appearance of 11-year-olds compared to younger children?
Study Notes
Physical Development in Middle Childhood
- Physical growth slows considerably during middle childhood.
- Although daily changes may not be noticeable, they accumulate over time.
- The difference between 6-year-olds and 11-year-olds is significant, as 11-year-olds start to resemble adults.
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Description
This quiz explores the physical growth patterns observed during middle childhood, emphasizing the significant changes that occur as children progress from age 6 to age 11. It highlights how these changes, though gradual, lead to a resemblance to adult physical characteristics by age 11.
