People moving in the direction of autonomy
a. find themselves in isolation and are not bound up with the quality of their relationships with others.
b. have a desire to become both free and responsible and to do for themselves what they are capable of doing.
c. are able to "do their own thing" irrespective of the impact of those actions on others.
d. seek answers primarily outside themselves, looking for what others expect of them and seeking their approval.
B
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According to Dubin, theories are used for which of these two distinct goals?
a. construction and prediction b. explanation and prediction c. abstraction and explanation d. abstraction and construction
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What will be an ideal response?