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Qualitative inquiry states that human behavior
 
  a. can be generalized from setting to setting.
  b. can be generalized if the variables are controlled.
  c. is bound to the context of the setting.
  d. is universal in nature.

Question 2

Describe the characteristics of identity diffusion types in Marcia's identity status classification scheme.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Identity diffusion types are not yet experiencing an identity crisis because they have not given serious thought to an occupation, gender roles, or values. They may give the impression that they are trying to distract themselves from considering such issues.



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