Individual Differences
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Under the principles of child development, how do the 'Principle of Uniformity of Pattern' and the 'Principle of Individual Differences' coexist, and what is their implication in child psychological studies?
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In the study of child development, the 'Principle of Uniformity of Pattern' indicates that developmental stages proceed in a universal sequence (such as cephalocaudal or proximodistal, or general to specific) in all children of the human species. Simultaneously, the 'Principle of Individual Differences' clarifies that although the path or pattern may be similar, the rate of progressing along that path varies for each individual child. To understand this complex interaction, you may study the Wikipedia reference.
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