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A researcher is studying how a child learns to read. The researcher observes that the child's vocabulary grows by a few new words each week, and their ability to sound out unfamiliar words improves incrementally with each book they read. The researcher also notes the moment the child suddenly grasps the concept of silent letters, a realization that changes how they approach many words. Which of these observations best illustrates the view that development is a gradual and cumulative process?
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A researcher is studying how a child learns to read. The researcher observes that the child's vocabulary grows by a few new words each week, and their ability to sound out unfamiliar words improves incrementally with each book they read. The researcher also notes the moment the child suddenly grasps the concept of silent letters, a realization that changes how they approach many words. Which of these observations best illustrates the view that development is a gradual and cumulative process?