Personality and Development Theories
child has no control over it. The second is called evocative ... • Active correlation. Lifespan Development In lifespan development, we assume changes in behaviour are not random or accidental. We believe that all behaviours can be understood in terms of developmental dynamics. Lifespan development theories
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