Which of the following events has the potential for creating a maturational crisis?
a. an earthquake in Los Angeles
b. becoming an adolescent
c. winning the lottery
d. getting a divorce
B
Becoming an adolescent has the potential for creating a maturational crisis. Adolescence is a period in the individual's life where adjustments and adaptation to new responsibilities and life patterns are necessary. Making the transition from adolescence to adulthood can be very stressful. An earthquake is an example of a community crisis; winning the lottery or getting a divorce are examples of a situational crises.
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