The period of development during which a child develops into an adult is called
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childhood process.
childhood process.
adolescence.
adolescence.
teen years.
teen years.
blooming.
adolescence.
Characteristics caused by hormones but that do not include development of reproductive organs are called
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primary sex characteristics.
primary sex characteristics.
secondary sex characteristics.
secondary sex characteristics.
physical characteristics.
physical characteristics.
body characteristics.
body characteristics.
Characteristics caused by hormones but that do not include development of reproductive organs are called
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primary sex characteristics.
primary sex characteristics.
secondary sex characteristics.
secondary sex characteristics.
physical characteristics.
physical characteristics.
body characteristics.
body characteristics.
The correct answer is: adolescence.
The correct answer is adolescence.
To determine the answer, we can break down the question and look at the options provided.
The question is asking about the period of development during which a child develops into an adult. This indicates that it is a transitional phase from childhood to adulthood.
Now let's look at the options:
1. Childhood process: This does not accurately describe the period of development into adulthood, as childhood is a separate phase.
2. Adolescence: This option is the correct answer. Adolescence is the stage of development between childhood and adulthood, where individuals experience physical, cognitive, and social changes.
3. Teen years: Teen years are a period within adolescence, but the term "teen years" itself does not capture the full scope of the developmental process.
4. Blooming: This term does not specifically refer to the period of development into adulthood.
Therefore, the correct option is adolescence.