Erikson's epigenetic principle of maturation

A) concerns how quickly a child will grow in the maturation process to become an adult.
B) states that personality is determined entirely by genetics.
C) asserts that development is determined by a combination of biological and social factors.
D) suggests only social and environmental factors determine our personality.

Epigenetic Principle

A concept in Erikson's theory of psychosocial development that proposes growth and development are governed by the unfolding of our predetermined personality.

Maturation

The developmental progression that leads to gain in skills, knowledge, and capabilities, both physically and psychologically.

Biological Factors

Refer to physiological, genetic, and neurological conditions that affect an individual's behavior and traits.