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cookcarl

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The empty nest syndrome is
 
  a. mostly likely to occur when young children start to school.
  b. depression felt when an adult child returns home after divorce or losing a job.
  c. the new sense of life satisfaction when adult children move away from home.
  d. more likely to be experienced by women whose energies focused on childrearing.

Question 2

Middle age typically is a time of
 
  a. having to cope with decreasing competence.
  b. psychologically separating from the family into which one was born or adopted.
  c. adjusting to decreased physical strength and health.
  d. deciding which roles one might still fill and which to abandon.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: d



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