Adolescents stuck in either __________ or __________ are passive in the face of identity concerns and have adjustment difficulties
A) foreclosure; diffusion
B) foreclosure; moratorium
C) diffusion; achievement
D) moratorium; achievement
A
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The theory that provides an explanation for aging that focuses on the importance of the reproduction of our species is
the genetic clock theory. the epigenetic theory. the wear-and-tear theory. cellular accidents theory.
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