The belief that no single theory of development is adequate to explain the rich complexity of life-span development, while acknowledging that each has useful things to offer, reflects the _____ theoretical orientation.
A) eclectic
B) mixed
C) critical
D) ambivalent

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The eclectic theoretical orientation involves integrating and using elements from multiple theories to understand development, recognizing that no single theory can fully explain the complexities of life-span development.

The Belief That No Single Theory of Development Is Adequate