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Which aspect of development is illustrated in the case of Ruth Hamilton?
 
  a. Development is primarily a social construct.
  b. Development is primarily a result of biological processes.
  c. Development follows the same sequence of steps for everyone. d. Development occurs across the life span.

Question 2

The first stage in Piaget's cognitive developmental theory is
 
  a. sensorimotor intelligence.
  b. preoperational thought.
  c. concrete operational thought.
  d. formal operational thought.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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