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Which of the following refers to one of the categories of age-related change used by developmental psychologists who study development across the lifespan?
A) physical disabilities created by interaction with modern society
B) cultural or historical influences that may affect the development of subgroups of individuals
C) psychopathological conditions through interaction with a fast-paced modern society
D) age-based changes that are unique to every individual

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Lifespan Development, Canadian Edition

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