Studies of Secondary Socialization in the Life Course Tradition Often

question 15

Multiple Choice

Studies of secondary socialization in the life course tradition often focus on:

• A)developmental stages
• B)parent-child relations
• C)peer relations in childhood
• D)role transitions
• E)both a and d

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