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evolving capacities: a standalone construct

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Children's rights

the principle that as children gain competence, adults' guidance should give way to children's own growing responsibility for decisions affecting them.

In children's rights, evolving capacities refers to the principle that as children gain competence, adults' guidance should give way to children's own growing responsibility for decisions affecting them. This meaning comes from Lansdown (2005) in The evolving capacities of the child.[1]

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  1. Lansdown, G. (2005). The evolving capacities of the child. Unicef. ISBN 9788889129159

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