In the context of the periods of human development, which of the following illustrates the typical developments in the emerging and young adulthood period?
A. Jack, a 21-year-old, learns to use scientific reasoning.
B. Mikhail, a 25-year-old, feels that his creative output has considerably declined.
C. Elena, a 22-year-old, decides to study physics and become a teacher.
D. Felix, a 28-year-old, experiences a rapid deterioration in his ability to listen to sounds.
Answer: C
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