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developmental perspective. Because information about the self is continually coming into the system as a result of experience and social interaction, the self-schema will be constantly evolving over the life span (Lemme, 2006). Schema and Adult Learning and Development Schema continue to develop over the course of adulthood as our microsystem,
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