Psychoanalytic theories view development as driven by
A) external factors.
B) biological maturation.
C) the multiple contexts in which children develop.
D) children's active shaping of their own development.

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Psychoanalytic theories emphasize the role of biological maturation and internal drives in development, such as the id, ego, and superego, and the stages of psychosexual development. External factors, contexts, and children's active shaping of their own development are not central to this perspective.

Psychoanalytic Theories View Development as Driven by