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    The Belief That the Same Type of Change Occurs in All
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The Belief That the Same Type of Change Occurs in All

Question 57

Question 57

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The belief that the same type of change occurs in all humans best fits with the _____ approach to development.


A) activity
B) universality
C) continuity
D) passivity

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