Question

Define lifespan development What are the characteristics of lifespan development? What do we mean by the term multidimensional? What are intraindividual changes and interindividual differences? What is context and how is it relevant in development? What is a societal culture?

Answer 1

Answer:

Its the full process of the human development form the conception to the death.

Explanation:

• Life span development refers to the full process of human development and is a holistic approach to understand all the psychological cognitive emotional and the social changes that people go through.

• The following are some of the characteristics of the life span development as development is multidirectional and dependent on history and context and  the development is contextual involves the growth maintenance and the multidimensional involves the various multiple contexts and other aspects of lifespan growth.

• the process of the individual change is more or less enduring and is constructed as development and individual variability is relatively short term and is constructed as more or less reversible and occurs more rapidly.

• The individual difference is relevant in the context of the development and can be seen as a relatively short construct and it slowly forks through the lifespan of the person. And the societal culture is a commonly held belief system or values that exist and are agreed upon a given population.