The concept of childhood as a particular stage in the life cycle has its origins in:
A) ancient biblical readings
B) medieval times
C) relatively recent modern times
D) traditional patriarchal societies

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The concept of childhood as a distinct stage in the life cycle began to emerge in relatively recent modern times. Prior to this, children were seen as small adults and were expected to work and contribute to the family. It wasn't until the 17th and 18th centuries that the idea of childhood as a separate and important period in life gained mainstream acceptance.

The Concept of Childhood as a Particular Stage in the Life