One of the three major concerns of developmental psychology involves a focus on
A) conception and prenatal development.
B) continuity and stages.
C) embryonic and fetal development.
D) stimulation and habituation.

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Continuity and stages are one of the three major concerns of developmental psychology, along with nature and nurture and stability and change. This refers to the debate of whether development is a continuous process or occurs in stages, with distinct periods of growth and change. The other options are more specific aspects of prenatal development and do not encompass the broader concerns of developmental psychology.

One of the Three Major Concerns of Developmental Psychology Involves