What is implied by saying development is a "continuous and orderly" process in child growth?
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Correct answer: Development unfolds systematically in predictable sequences, though timing varies
Development follows a predictable sequence (e.g. motor control, cognitive abilities), though rate and timing vary; it's continuous rather than sporadic.
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