The most widely used classification of development periods describes a child's development in terms of the following sequence:
A) infancy,prenatal,early childhood,middle childhood,adolescence,late childhood
B) prenatal,infancy,early childhood,middle childhood,late childhood,adulthood
C) prenatal,infancy,early childhood,middle childhood,late childhood,adolescence
D) pre-infancy,toddler,early childhood,late childhood,adolescence,middle childhood

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The correct sequence starts with the prenatal period (before birth), followed by infancy (birth to 2 years), early childhood (2 to 6 years), middle childhood (6 to 11 years), late childhood (not typically a distinct phase in most models, but sometimes considered as part of middle childhood or as the transition to adolescence), and finally adolescence (11 to 18 years). This sequence reflects the general progression of human development from conception to adulthood.

The Most Widely Used Classification of Development Periods Describes a Child's