According to the developmental tasks concept, why is cultural context relevant?
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Correct answer: Because society and culture influence what skills are expected at certain ages
Cultural and societal expectations influence which tasks are relevant at a certain age — given tasks like reading, role behavior, and citizenship depend on social context.
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