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jparksx

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A higher-level question asks students to respond in which one of the following ways?
 
  A) To develop an answer students haven't specifically been taught
  B) To recall information from more advanced classes
  C) To recall information learned several years ago
  D) To engage in both positive and negative transfer

Question 2

Most developmental theorists agree that:
 
  A) Development occurs in stages, with each stage occurring at the same age for all children.
  B) Developmental milestones appear in a consistent sequence for most children.
  C) Physical development occurs in a predictable sequence, but cognitive development does not.
  D) Cognitive development occurs in a predictable sequence, but physical development does not.


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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