In many pre industrial societies,the concept of __________ does not exist.

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In many pre industrial societies, the concept of adolescence as a distinct life stage between childhood and adulthood does not exist. Children were seen as mini-adults and were expected to take on adult responsibilities as soon as they were physically capable. Infancy, toddlerhood, and early childhood were still recognized as distinct stages of development. Prenatal development may or may not have been recognized, depending on the beliefs and traditions of the society.

In Many Pre Industrial Societies,the Concept of __________ Does Not