In Regard to the Eras of His Theory of Development

question 14

Multiple Choice

In regard to the eras of his theory of development, Levinson found that:

• A) females go through a sequence of stages similar to those experienced by males.
• B) females go through a sequence of stages dissimilar to males.
• C) females do not go through any stages at all but remain fairly stable throughout development.
• D) females go through similar stages except that they face serious conflicts over whether to be a homemaker or a career woman.

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