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Child Development and Educational Psychology

Concept and principles of child growth and development for ages 6-14.

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Q1 · Child Development and Educational Psychology · EASY
A child's height increases from 100 cm at age 6 to 145 cm at age 14. This change is an example of:
Q2 · Child Development and Educational Psychology · MEDIUM
According to the principle of individual differences in child development, which statement is most accurate?
Q3 · Child Development and Educational Psychology · MEDIUM
The cephalocaudal principle of development states that:
Q4 · Child Development and Educational Psychology · MEDIUM
A 10-year-old child from a rural farming family shows excellent practical skills in agriculture but struggles with abstract mathematical concepts in school. This situation best illustrates the influence of:
Q5 · Child Development and Educational Psychology · HARD
A teacher notices that a 13-year-old student who was previously outgoing has become withdrawn and is constantly worried about peer acceptance. The teacher understands that this is part of which dimension of development during adolescence?