Multiple choice

Social development of a child starts from

  1. his infancy

  2. adolescence

  3. early childhood

  4. None of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Social development in a child significantly accelerates during early childhood as they begin to interact with peers and adults outside their immediate family. While basic attachment begins in infancy, the complex social skills and group interactions typically define the 'start' of broader social development in this stage. Adolescence involves further refinement of these skills.

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