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What is the key argument of Robert Kegan's constructive developmental theory?
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What is the key argument of Robert Kegan's constructive developmental theory?
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The key argument of Robert Kegan's constructive developmental theory is that individuals' development involves their ability to take on an increasingly complex understanding of their own thoughts, emotions, and actions.
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