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Theoretical Issues in Development

Question 9 • CUSD Psychology (5.0)

If development does not occur in stages, then it is likely that development can be described as __________.

Answer
A
continuous
B
discontinuous
C
discrete
D
incremental

Explanation

If development does not happen in distinct stages, it is described as continuous: change unfolds gradually over time rather than in separate, step-like periods. Therefore, the correct choice is continuous. “Discontinuous” and “discrete” suggest distinct stages or breaks, while “incremental” is not the standard contrast used here.

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