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In which stage of development does a person typically begin to recognize familiar faces early on?
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Developmental Psychology
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In developmental psychology, what does the term 'menarche' refer to?
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The final stage of cognitive development according to Piaget
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The period when a child first begins to speak in full sentences
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The process of bone growth during adolescence
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The first occurrence of menstruation in a female, marking the onset of puberty
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Identify the term 'menarche' as a concept related to developmental psychology, specifically within the context of physical and biological changes during adolescence.
Recall that menarche refers to a significant milestone in female development, marking a key event in puberty.
Understand that menarche is not related to cognitive development stages (such as those proposed by Piaget) or language acquisition milestones.
Recognize that menarche specifically denotes the first occurrence of menstruation in a female, signaling reproductive maturity.
Conclude that menarche is the biological event marking the onset of puberty in females, distinct from other developmental processes like bone growth or speech development.
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