Developmental Pathways 1. Refers to the sequence and timing of particular behaviors, as well as the possible relationships between behaviors over time 2. Two examples of developmental pathways: a. Multifinality – similar early experiences lead to different outcomes b. Equifinality – different early experiences lead to a similar outcome

Developmental Pathways Refers to the sequence and timing of particular behaviors, as well as the possible relationships between behaviors over time and there two example of developmental pathway are multi-finality and equifinality.

Multifinality – similar early experiences lead to different outcomes( difference in a given state may be the result of shared past experience)

Equifinality – different early experiences lead to a similar outcome( different early experiences in life can lead to similar outcomes)

answer; biological;

answer; promote the individual as a "progressive being";