Which of the Following Statements About Late Midlife Is FALSE

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about late midlife is FALSE?

• A) People in late midlife are either preparing for retirement or actually retiring.
• B) People in late midlife are more likely to experience the death of a parent than people in early midlife.
• C) People in late midlife are less likely to experience their last child leaving home than people in early midlife.
• D) People in late midlife are more likely to experience becoming a grandparent than those in early midlife.

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