The contextual family theory of Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy is described as a combination of the relationships between people and the thoughts individuals have about those relationships (Becvar & Becvar, 2012). The theory recognizes the flow of our life course and how our family customs are passed along from one generation to another. The primary focus is not just on the family or the individual but on the entire system, individuals are a product of the social and family environment in which they were raised (Becvar & Becvar, 2012).
Lifespan theory as described by several past theorists such as Piaget and Erickson is the process of human development (White, 2007). The theories describe the stages of cognitive and physical development as an individual
Lifespan theory as described by several past theorists such as Piaget and Erickson is the process of human development (White, 2007). The theories describe the stages of cognitive and physical development as an individual