The way that children can process information changes as they get older. This is a
A) quantitative change in development.
B) qualitative change in development.
C) accumulative change in development.
D) transactive change in development.

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The term "qualitative change in development" refers to changes in the way individuals think or understand the world around them, which is what happens as children get older and their cognitive processes become more complex. It is a more significant and fundamental shift than simply accumulating more knowledge or understanding over time (C), and it is not related to changes in social interactions or relationships (D). While development can be measured quantitatively (A), this term specifically refers to changes in amount rather than type or quality of development.

The Way That Children Can Process Information Changes as They