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audie

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McCarn and Fassinger's(1996) model of sexual minority identity formation
 
  a. accounts for environmental contexts.
  b. does not account for environmental contexts.
  c. includes an identity confusion stage.
  d. does not begin with awareness.

Question 2

As a child Waldron was raised as a Methodist. His parents' strict religious lifestyle caused Waldron to turn away from the religion during most of his adult life.
 
  However, in recent years, Waldron continued to say he wanted to return to the church, but perhaps not to the extent within which he was raised. However, due to his busy lifestyle, he was never able to get back to the church. Waldron was recently diagnosed with a late stage of lung cancer. Since his diagnosis, he has returned to the church and become an active participant in the Methodist church in which he was raised. Which stage of Poll and Smith's (2003) Model of Spiritual Identity might Waldron be experiencing?
  a. Pre-Awareness
  b. Awakening
  c. Recognition
  d. Integration
 
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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b.



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