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Children actively construct their understanding of the world through distinct developmental stages, each characterized by qualitative differences in cognitive processing rather than simply accumulated knowledge.

Each developmental stage presents specific psychological challenges that, when successfully resolved, contribute to emotional well-being and social adaptation across the lifespan.

The Flynn effect reveals a consistent increase in global IQ scores since standardized testing began, suggesting significant implications for cognitive assessment protocols in clinical settings.