Life-span theory suggests that the development throughout life is characterized by the joint occurrence of increases (____), decreases (____), and maintenance (____) in adaptive capacity
a. gains, losses, consistency
b. gains, losses, stability
c. gains, losses, predictability
d. gains, transitions, stability
b
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a. arguing for social services in behalf of a disenfranchised client b. standing up for a student who has been expelled from a class c. supporting policy change to help people who experience a similar problem d. taking a controversial stand on a political issue
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