Child Development and Pedagogy · Developmental Tasks
Which of the following is NOT a primary purpose of developmental tasks as conceptualized in child psychology?
- 1They directly increase the innate genetic intelligence quotient (IQ) of children.✓
- 2They inform parents and teachers about what will be expected of children in the immediate future.
- 3They serve as motivating forces for children to learn what the social group expects of them.
- 4They act as guidelines to help parents and teachers know what children should achieve at a given age.
Correct answer
They directly increase the innate genetic intelligence quotient (IQ) of children.
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