If you argued that children all develop according to the same basic, biological schedule, you would be emphasizing the significance of which of the following concepts in guiding development?
A) maturation
B) assimilation
C) accommodation
D) equilibration

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Maturation is defined as developmental changes that are linked closely to biological events. Gesell observed that by knowing the age of a child, he could predict not only the child's approximate height and weight but also what the child knew or could do. Consequently, Gesell concluded that most of a child's achievements result from an internal biological timetable. Behavior, thus, emerges as a function of maturation.

If You Argued That Children All Develop According to the Same