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According to Bronfenbrenner, why is individual development a lifelong process?
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According to Bronfenbrenner, why is individual development a lifelong process?
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Bronfenbrenner argues that the individual's environment is constantly changing. As a result, development cannot be understood as a fixed or unchanging state, but rather as an ongoing process that lasts throughout the lifespan.
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