In a parent-child relationship, parents and children learn from their interactions, and their subsequent interactions reflect that learning. This idea has been labeled ______.
A) operational synchrony
B) transactional development
C) resultant operations
D) multidirectional learning

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The concept of transactional development suggests that development is a dynamic process where children and their environments (including parents) influence each other reciprocally over time. This idea encapsulates the notion that both parents and children learn from their interactions, and these learnings shape future interactions.

In a Parent-Child Relationship, Parents and Children Learn from Their