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The rate of severe depression
 
  a. follows no developmental pattern.
 b. declines between young adulthood and old age.
 c. increases between young adulthood and old age.
 d. declines between young adulthood and middle age and then rises dramatically in old age.

Question 2

Which individual has likely resolved intimacy issues before identity issues?
 
  a. A high school student who is picking out a college at 17
 b. A man who joined the work force at 18, and got married at 25
 c. A woman who married at 22, had children, and went to college at 30
  d. A woman who joined the military at 20



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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