Although he was long overlooked in the history of child development, Baldwin
A) adapted Binet's intelligence test for use with English-speaking children.
B) granted nature and nurture equal importance.
C) viewed development as a continuous process.
D) was among the first to make developmental research relevant to parents.

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Baldwin believed that both nature and nurture played equally important roles in a child's development. This perspective was ahead of its time and challenged the prevailing view that development was solely based on either biology or environment. Baldwin's approach to child development helped pave the way for later developmental theories that emphasized the interaction of nature and nurture.

Although He Was Long Overlooked in the History of Child