To study development researchers want to know how changes in thinking occur. When a change is gradual, linear, and quantitative, such as a child's height, development is considered to be:

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14 February, 05:10

To study development researchers want to know how changes in thinking occur. When a change is gradual, linear, and quantitative, such as a child's height, development is considered to be:

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Kayden Wilkins · Answer 1

continuous

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The proponents of continuous development view that development in every aspect which includes physical, emotional, social, intellectual, etc is a gradual continuous process. Development psychologist believed that development is a continuous life long process. They view that development at one stage provides the base for the development at next stage. For example, first, a child learns to crawl then sit and then finally walks.