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amal

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Dr. Parsons sees the social environment as being entirely responsible for the range of teenage experiences, from erratic and agitated to calm and stress-free. His view of adolescence best aligns with that of which researcher?
 
  A) G. Stanley Hall
  B) Sigmund Freud
  C) Margaret Mead
  D) Charles Darwin

Question 2

Contemporary research suggests that the storm-and-stress notion of adolescence __________.
 
  A) neglects biological influence
  B) is greatly understated
  C) holds true in the Western world
  D) is exaggerated



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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