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A valid reason to compare a child's rate of development to standard rates is:
a. to be alert to patterns of development that indicate a need for help or professional screening.
b. help the parents feel good about themselves and their quality of parenting.
c. encourage a friendly competitiveness and motivate the child to learn at a faster rate.
d. All the options are correct



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The correct answer is:

a. to be alert to patterns of development that indicate a need for help or professional screening.

This option emphasizes the importance of monitoring a child's development against standard rates to detect any potential delays or deviations that may require intervention or support. It prioritizes the child's well-being and ensures timely assistance if developmental concerns arise.

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