OTET Paper 1 Practice Questions - Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test Paper 1 (Primary - Classes I-V) Exam

In the study of child development, which statement best describes the difference between growth and development?

Growth refers to quantitative changes in physical size, while development refers to qualitative changes in functional capacity and behavior. Growth is a lifelong process continuing until death, while development stops at maturity. Growth is purely qualitative and cannot be measured, while development is quantitative. Growth is only influenced by environmental factors, while development is strictly determined by genetic factors.

Correct Answer:

Growth refers to quantitative changes in physical size, while development refers to qualitative changes in functional capacity and behavior.

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