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variability -development is an orderly process. independence -different parts of body develop in largely independent patterns and sequences. differentiation -differentiation increases with development. integration -integration increases with development. predictability sequences in maturation are more predictable than rates of maturation. limitation -maturation sets the limits on learning.
What is maturation? Maturation is the process of becoming mature or the emergence of personal and behavioral characteristics through growth process. Maturation is when a child matures.
process of maturation
Maturation in psychology refers to the biological growth and development that happens naturally as an individual ages. It involves the unfolding of genetically programmed changes that occur in a predictable sequence. Maturation influences physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development in individuals.
Anne Herrington has written: 'Persons in process' -- subject- s -: College students, English language, Maturation - Psychology -, Psychological aspects, Psychology, Report writing, Rhetoric, Rhetoric and psychology, Self-disclosure, Study and teaching, Study and teaching - Higher -
Bernd Ulrich Rehe has written: 'Der Reifungsweg des inneren Menschen in der Liebe zu Gott' -- subject(s): Christianity, History, Maturation (Psychology), Religious aspects of Maturation (Psychology)
Maturation
Diana V.W Cassie has written: 'Career maturation in the context of a mandated intervention at the grade ten level' -- subject(s): Decision making in adolescence, Maturation (Psychology), Attitudes, Adolescent psychology, Career education, High school students
Maturation is the full formation of the fruit or seed. Ripening is the process by which the seed receives the energy that it needs to grow.
Development or maturation.
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Valerie Malhotra Bentz has written: 'Becoming mature' -- subject(s): Case studies, United States, Psychology, Women, Maturation (Psychology), Adult children of dysfunctional families, Developmental psychology