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Match the items of Set - I with that of Set - II and give answer by choosing the appropriate code : Set…

Understanding symbols from concrete situations characterizes intellectual development during childhood ((a)-(iii)); moving away from parents toward peers occurs in social…

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Match the items of Set - I with that of Set - II and give answer by choosing the appropriate code : Set - I Set - II (Characteristic) (Stage at which this feature appears)

List-IList-II
(a) Ability to understand symbols(i) In emotional development of adolescence from concrete situations
(b) Tendency of being away from(ii) In the social development of adolescence parents
(c) Development of self concept(iii) In the intellectual development during childhood
(d) Hero worship(iv) In the social development during childhood
(e) Conflict in motivation(v) In the intellectual development of adolescence
(vi) In the process of adjustment during adolescence
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Understanding symbols from concrete situations characterizes intellectual development during childhood ((a)-(iii)); moving away from parents toward peers occurs in social development during childhood ((b)-(iv)); abstract self-concept matures in adolescent intellectual development ((c)-(v)); hero worship is a hallmark of adolescent social development ((d)-(ii)); and motivational conflict characterizes adolescent emotional development ((e)-(i)).

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