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colton

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According to Robert Havighurst, keeping our performance at work at a satisfactory level is considered a developmental task during _____.
 
  A) adolescence
  B) early adulthood
  C) middle adulthood
  D) late adulthood

Question 2

Which of the following is a developmental task of middle adulthood identified by Havighurst?
 
  A) Establishing a deeper relationship with one's life partner
  B) Keeping one's performance at work at above satisfactory levels
  C) Providing monetary support to children in their late adulthood
  D) Preparing for retired life by saving money



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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