Cross-cultural research in the area of identity formation reveals that
a. the stages of identity formation are invariable across culture.
b. individuals in all cultures work toward identity formation through a process of self-exploration.
c. individuals in nonindustrialized countries seem to develop their identity at a faster pace.
d. individuals in many nonindustrialized societies complete the process of identity formation though the process of identity foreclosure.
Question 2
A neonate's hands grip tightly on the doctor's fingers. This is the ____ reflex.
a. grasping
b. Babinski
c. Moro
d. pupillary
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