Jarrod is in the period of emerging adulthood. Which of the following statements would NOT describe Jarrod during this stage of development?
a. Jarrod is exhibiting prolonged identity exploration.
b. Jarrod probably still lives at home with his parents.
c. Jarrod does not have a settled career and has not married.
d. Jarrod is experiencing less emotional turbulence during this stage than when he becomes middle-aged.
ANSWER: d
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