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Dr. Zaius believes that no one theory can explain human development and has developed an approach that incorporates elements from many of the major theories. Given this description, Dr. Zaius is best classified as a(n) _____ theorist.
 
  a. psychodynamic
  b. ethological
  c. eclectic
  d. sociocultural

Question 2

Which statement best exemplifies the perspective held by most 21st century developmentalists?
 
  a. Extreme black-and-white positions are in vogue.
  b. Freudian ideas (especially those concerning the issues of child sexual fantasy) are more accepted than ever.
  c. Learning approaches are effective at describing the development of thoughts but not effective at explaining the acquisition of behaviors.
  d. Humans and their environments mutually interact to influence development.



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Answer to Question 1

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