Stage Theories of Development Assume That ​

question 199

Multiple Choice

Stage theories of development assume that ​

• A)individuals progress through specified stages in a particular order because each stage builds on the previous stage.
• B)environmental circumstances can sometimes cause individuals to skip stages early on and return to them later.
• C)progress through the sequence of stages is not related to age.
• D)there are few, if any, discontinuities in development.

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Familiarize oneself with legal and ethical considerations in testing, including rights to access educational records and the implications of various acts like FERPA and ADA.

Recognize the role of expert judgment in determining test validity.