According to Gesell, maturation:
A) always takes place in the same way, following its own timing and sequence.
B) is influenced by the environment so the sequence can vary for individuals.
C) is faster when parents provide an enriched environment.
D) is only observable in physical development.

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Gesell's theory of development emphasizes that maturation follows a predetermined, natural course in terms of timing and sequence, largely independent of environmental influences. This perspective suggests that developmental milestones unfold according to an innate biological timetable.

According to Gesell, Maturation