From studies of young people from their early teens to their late twenties, which of the following is a correct order of the three major markers of adulthood?
a. accepting responsibility for oneself, becoming financially independent, and making independent decisions
b. becoming financially independent, making independent decisions, and accepting responsibility for oneself
c. making independent decisions, accepting responsibility for oneself, and becoming financially independent
d. accepting responsibility for oneself, making independent decisions, and becoming financially independent
Answer: D
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