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The changes in body structure and function over time is called___________?

Correct answer: B. Physical development

  • A. Personal development
  • B. Physical development
  • C. Mental development
  • D. Social development

Explanation

Physical development covers changes in the body’s structure and functioning over time, including growth, motor skills, and physiological changes. Social and mental development concern interaction and thinking rather than bodily change.

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