Development can be viewed as a ________ process in which new attainments in thinking, language, and social behavior are characterized by gradual, steady, and small quantitative advances.
a. stagelike c. continuous
b. discontinuous d. retrograde
Question 2
If a psychologist believes that the unique customs, values, and beliefs of a larger social community are responsible for the development of a particular trait, to which key theme in development does that psychologist subscribe?
a. Continuity versus discontinuity c. Child's active role
b. Sociocultural influence d. Nature versus nurture
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