Child Development and Pedagogy · Principles of Development
In the developmental process, the concept of 'discontinuity' refers to:
- 1External interference that hampers normal physical maturation.
- 2A downward negative trend in growth and capacity.
- 3Negative breaks or interruptions in the developmental sequence.
- 4New, qualitatively distinct ways of understanding the world that emerge during development.✓
Correct answer
New, qualitatively distinct ways of understanding the world that emerge during development.
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