What Does the Traditional View of Human Development State About

question 31

Multiple Choice

What does the traditional view of human development state about developmental change in adulthood?

• A)There are few or no changes that occur during adulthood.
• B)There are extreme changes that occur during adulthood.
• C)There are constant changes that occur during adulthood.
• D)There are more changes in earlier adulthood than in later adulthood.

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Definitions:

Julian Rotter

An American psychologist known for developing the social learning theory and the concept of locus of control.

Adler's Concept

Refers to the theories and ideas of Alfred Adler, emphasizing the importance of feelings of inferiority and the striving for superiority as driving forces in human behavior and personality development.

Birth Order

The order in which a child is born within a family, which is theorized to have an impact on their personality and psychological development.

Collectivist

A cultural orientation that emphasizes the group over individual goals and cohesion within social units.