A child first describes an apple by colour, later groups it as 'fruit'. Development goes:
Acomplex to simple
Babstract to concrete
Cpassive to active
Dsimple to complex
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. simple to complex
1. Preschoolers first describe objects by a concrete property such as colour.
2. Later they relate objects through a higher, more complex idea, a class called fruit.
3. So development proceeds from the simple, concrete to the more complex.
_Source: Virginia Cooperative Extension Publication 350-053, Human Growth and Development: A Matter of Principles (Ruffin), "Principles of Development"_
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