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
Critical thinking attitudes and applications
Critical thinking model for safety planning
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Three Phases of the Tissue/Wound Repair Process.
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