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Which of the following best demonstrates an understanding of Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences in adolescent education?
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Developmental Psychology
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Which of the following statements regarding physical development in early childhood is true?
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Fine motor skills do not improve significantly between ages 2 and 6.
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Children typically experience steady growth in height and weight during early childhood.
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Brain development slows down considerably after age 3.
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Most children lose their baby teeth before the age of 4.
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Step 1: Understand the context of physical development in early childhood, which generally refers to the period from ages 2 to 6.
Step 2: Review typical patterns of growth during early childhood, including changes in height and weight, which tend to be steady and consistent during this period.
Step 3: Consider fine motor skills development, which actually improves significantly between ages 2 and 6 as children gain better control over small muscle movements.
Step 4: Examine brain development patterns, noting that while rapid growth occurs in the first few years, brain development continues beyond age 3, though the rate of change may vary.
Step 5: Evaluate dental development milestones, recognizing that most children begin to lose their baby teeth around age 6, not before age 4.
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