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Theorists who propose that people progress through discrete, developmental stages believe in
 
  a. an intrinsically active child. c. discontinuity of development.
  b. an intrinsically passive child. d. continuity of development.

Question 2

A _____________ is a group of people born in a specified, limited span of years whose common experiences might influence their performances in developmental research.
 
  a. cohort c. population
  b. cross-section d. sample



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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