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A sensitive period in development can best be described as:

A sensitive period in development can best be described as:
A) an age range during which environmental conditions are most likely to have an effect on a particular aspect of a child's development.
B) an approach to teaching or parenting that takes a child's developmental level into account.
C) a stage of development in which children display unpredictable (and often inappropriate) emotional responses.
D) a period during children's cognitive development in which they are highly distractible and so are frequently off-task in the classroom.

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