Child development is marked by interrelated processes, which one is not one of them?
Correct answer: B. Motivation
- A. Differentiation
- B. Motivation
- C. Integration
- D. Learning
Explanation
Differentiation and integration are recognized interrelated processes in development: abilities become specialized and then coordinated. Motivation may influence development, but it is not usually listed as one of these developmental processes.
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