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Arnett describes the transition between adolescence and adulthood as ___________________ ___, characterized by the individual viewing current work as building a foundation for later work.
 
  a. post adolescence
  b. the discomfort phase
  c. emerging adulthood
  d. individualization
  e. adolescent formation

Question 2

The ages of 18-25 can result in two very different Career Diamonds. They can be described as:
 
  a. A single vision Diamond and a double vision Diamond.
  b. An open and permeable Diamond with self-exploration, training, and experience as a focus, and a Closing Diamond with the external dominating.
  c. A truncated Diamond with the goal of being cared for (avoiding work) and an open Diamond where the individual is taking responsibility for the self.
  d. A broad Diamond with multiple training experiences and a flat Diamond with anxious decision making.
  e. None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

(c  )

Answer to Question 2

( b-)



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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