Jay, age 50, is finally comfortable with himself. He is more independent, assertive, and committed to his personal values than he was in early adulthood. Jay probably believes that midlife is __________.
A) a time of upheaval and crisis
B) a stepping-stone to old age
C) more stressful than early adulthood
D) the prime of life
Question 2
Compared with younger people, middle-aged adults see themselves as __________.
A) more concerned about others expectations and evaluations
B) capable of effectively managing a complex array of tasks
C) less concerned with following self-chosen standards
D) less content with themselves and life
The chromosomal basis of independent assortment.
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