Development from Adolescence to Early Adulthooduses examples of concepts and explanations to argue that the most effective way of addressing human changes, specifi-cally the changes involved in adolescent development, is through a dynamic systems approach. Human development has traditionally been studied using a model based on stages, single variables, and averages. While the dynamic systems approach is relatively new and steers away from the research methods that have been used in the past, Kloep et al. are confident of the idea that this modern approach is significantly more accurate than traditional methods. The authors advocate for this method not only for its improved appropriateness in providing a better understanding of data, but also because it allows multiple fields in the social sciences to collaborate. The book intends to persuade social science researchers to adapt this entirely innovative way of looking at stages of development and social contexts by focusing on the individual and their specific context.