Levinson's Life Stages Are Characterized By:​

question 57

Multiple Choice

Levinson's life stages are characterized by:​

• A)a continuous stage of stagnancy.​
• B)​a continuous stage of stability in career.
• C)​an alternating pattern of stability and transition.
• D)​the study of child psychology.

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