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1. Life-spanXZdevelopmentXZcoversXZtheXZperiodXZfrom to .
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C.X Z 122
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C. inXZtheXZU.S.XZhasXZincreasedXZbyXZ30XZyears.
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D. NoXZsingleXZageXZgroupXZdominatesXZdevelopment.
7. DianaXZfeelsXZthat2herXZhumanXZdevelopmentXZcourseXZoveremphasizesXZtheXZchangesXZthatXZoccurXZfromXZb
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9. BaltesXZdescribesXZdevelopmentXZasXZmultidirectional.XZWhatXZdoesXZthisXZmean?
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B. multidirectional.
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B. multidisciplinary.
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orlyXZoncXZognitive2speedXZtests.XZThisXZisXZanXZexampleXZofXZhowXZdevelopmentXZis
A. plastic.
B. contextual.
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A. lifelong.
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A. lifelong.
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gradedXZinfluences,XZandXZnonnormativeXZlifeXZeventsXZare2allXZwaysXZinXZwhichXZdevelopmentXZcanXZbeXZclassifiedXZas
A. multidirectional.
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C. normativeXZage-gradedXZinfluence.
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20. BiologicalXZprocessesXZsuchXZasXZpubertyXZandXZmenopauseXZare
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A. growthXZandXZmaintenance.
B. maintenanceXZandXZregulationXZofXZloss.
C. regulationXZofXZloss.
D. growthXZandXZregulationXZofXZloss.
23. ContemporaryXZconcernsXZinXZlife-spanXZdevelopmentXZperspectiveXZinclude
A. healthXZandXZwell-beingXZissues.
B. parentingXZandXZeducationXZissues.
C. sociocultural,XZethnicity,XZgender,XZandXZpolicyXZissues.
D. AllXZofXZtheseXZanswersXZare2correct.
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