Which developmental theory suggests success in achieving developmental tasks during later stages of life?
A) Kohlberg's theory
B) Piaget's theory
C) Havighurst's theory
D) Kubler-Ross' theory
Ans: C
Havighurst's theory of development suggests that success in achieving developmental tasks leads to success with tasks in later stages of life.
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