According to a "traditional" perspective on human development, development is seen as: The biological unfolding of genetic potential. Any physical changes that occur between birth and maturity. Positive, normative, universal growth that occurs from conception to maturity. Gains, losses, and just plain changes that occur at each stage of the life cycle. all of the above.

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