A Key Component of Developmental Contextualism Is the Emphasis On

question 192

Multiple Choice

A key component of developmental contextualism is the emphasis on:

• A) proximal processes in determining who we become.
• B) reciprocal interactions between all of an individual's characteristics and the environment.
• C) ultimate causation as the source of variation in individual differences.
• D) acknowledging the separate, if equal, contributions of genes and rearing to our growth.

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