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    Quantitative Measures That Provide Information About the Typical Values of Growth
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Quantitative Measures That Provide Information About the Typical Values of Growth

Question 120

Question 120

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Quantitative measures that provide information about the typical values of growth or development at various ages are called


A) secular trends.
B) growth spurts.
C) norms.
D) patterns.

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