Asked by Sheyla Acevedo on Sep 24, 2024
According to the epigenetic principle of maturation,the stages of development are
A) subject to change when there are only family conflicts.
B) determined by genetic factors.
C) determined solely by social forces.
D) delayed until maturity.
Epigenetic Principle
A concept in developmental psychology that suggests human development occurs through predetermined unfolding of personalities, skills, and understanding, influenced by genetic factors and environmental conditions.
Genetic Factors
Components of an organism's genes that contribute to its development, traits, and behaviors.
Maturation
The process of development in which an individual reaches a higher level of psychological or physical growth, often through natural progression rather than external influences.
- Recognize Erikson’s epigenetic principle of maturation.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize Erikson’s epigenetic principle of maturation.