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Mason, a four-week-old infant, is in his crib. He is not displaying any movement and has his eyes closed. However, he is breathing regularly. In this scenario, Mason is in the state of _____.
 
  A) quiet sleep
  B) alert inactivity
  C) drowsiness
  D) active sleep

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Michael recently graduated from college and is working currently to pay back his college loans. He lives in an apartment. He has a girlfriend whom he wants to marry, and he is also wondering if he wants to have children someday. In the context of Levinson's theory on seasons a person goes through, all of these underlying factors contribute to Michael's _____.
 
  A) life structure
  B) social cognition
  C) separation anxiety
  D) self-concept



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