Contemporary theorists regard the contexts that shape development as ________.
A. less important in adolescence than in early childhood
B. dependent on the individual’s genetics
C. uniform across different individuals
D. many-layered and complex
Answer:D
Contemporary theorists regard the contexts that shape development as ________.
A. less important in adolescence than in early childhood B. dependent on the individual’s genetics C. uniform across different individuals D. many-layered and complex