Growth vs Development: Concept & Difference
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In the context of child development, which of the following statements is most scientific and accurate regarding the qualitative and quantitative differences between the concepts of 'Growth' and 'Development'?
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Concept of Growth and Development
In child psychology, Growth and Development are distinct concepts:
- Growth refers to physical changes in structure and size (such as height, weight, etc.), which can be measured quantitatively.
- Development is a broader term that encompasses quantitative physical changes as well as qualitative changes in mental, emotional, social, and linguistic capacities.
Development is a continuous process that lasts throughout the lifespan.
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