The Ability to Take Personal Responsibility for the Self Throughout

question 22

Multiple Choice

The ability to take personal responsibility for the self throughout adolescence and into adulthood is reflected in each individual's ___________,________ , and_________ autonomy from the family of origin.

• A) functional, financial, and psychological
• B) functional, physical, and psychological
• C) financial, identity, and social
• D) social, psychological, and financial

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Definitions:

Adaptation-Level Phenomenon

The tendency of humans to quickly adjust to and normalize new stimuli or changes, using them as a new benchmark or standard.

Subjective Well-Being

An individual's self-assessed happiness or satisfaction with life, including emotional and cognitive judgments.

Relative Deprivation

A perceived disadvantage by comparing oneself to others, feeling deprived of something others possess.

Suicides

Deliberately causing oneself to die.