Dr. Jones prefers to use an integrated approach for studying parent-child relationships. Using the Person-Process-Context model of development, she recognizes the dynamic interactions between variables and context by merging which approaches?
A) parenting traits and child effects
B) parent cognition and social address
C) parenting traits, child effects, and parent cognition
D) parenting traits, child effects, and social address

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The Person-Process-Context model emphasizes the dynamic interactions between individual characteristics (person), the processes in which the individual engages (process), and the context in which these interactions occur. By integrating parenting traits, child effects, and social address, Dr. Jones is acknowledging the complex interplay of personal characteristics, the effects children have on their own environment, and the influence of broader social and environmental contexts. This approach aligns with the model's emphasis on understanding development through the interaction of various factors rather than in isolation.

Dr Jones Prefers to Use an Integrated Approach for Studying