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1. Consider the following statements : According to Allport I. The process of development takes place along multiple lines II. At birth the organism is a creature of biology III. The organism is transformed into an individual who operates in terms of a growing age IV. Functional autonomy does not play a crucial role in this transformation. Of the statements :





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