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Developmental theories tend to be sequential and orderly. This means that:
O developmental stages build on one another and occur in a predictable fashion.
O being in a later stage of development, always implies one is more mature
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O all developmental theories cannot be explained in any predictable fashion.
O all people go through all stages in exactly the same order at the same times.



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Developmental theories follow a structured sequence where stages build on one another, providing a systematic understanding of human growth and change.


Explanation:

Developmental theories tend to be sequential and orderly, meaning that:

  1. Developmental stages build on one another and occur in a predictable fashion.
  2. Being in a later stage of development does not always imply one is more mature.

This sequencing allows for a structured understanding of how individuals grow and change over time, with each stage contributing to the next in a systematic manner.


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