Which of the following statements is true about the rate of human development?

Question

a) There are differences between children, but not within a child.
b) There are differences between children, and also within a child.
c) There are no differences between children, only within children.
d) There is a set pattern and rate for all children.

Answer 1

Logic proves answer A is correct.

B can't be correct, because there can't be differences "within" a child. Each child has his own rate which may change from time to time, but at any given moment can only be one rate.

C can't be correct, because there are differences between children.

D can't be correct because it's obvious that there is no set rate or pattern for all children. That's why some children are taller than others.

Answer 2

I guess B. C and D are definitely out--almost never guess an answer that has "all" or "none" (or "always" or "never" etc, etc.). That leaves A and B. They both say "there are differences between children." So the only thing left to decide is whether or not there are differences within a child. I think there are. Ever heard of a growth spurt? So that's my guess.

Answer 3

I would say C. I say this because it is up to the child to tell himself who he is. It is your job to help him discover who he is and where he belongs. You should feel him with religion and help him to discover who he really is. So it is the child's own person who tells who he really is, normal or beyond normal or not normal.

Answer 4

Stop cheating on your homework and pay attention in class next time.

Answer 5

I think C

Answer 6

b

Answer 7

c

Answer 8

b. Thanks for playing