alleryChildren need hands-on experience before abstract reasoning. This shows development is:
Asequenced
Brandom
Creversible
Duniform
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. sequenced
1. Some changes build on earlier ones in a fixed order.
2. Young people must have tangible, hands-on experience with new materials before they can reason about them in the abstract.
3. The order cannot be reversed.
_Source: Seifert & Sutton, Educational Psychology 2e (CC BY 3.0), Ch 3 Student Development, "Why development matters", p. 42_
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