During Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood, Autonomy Increases Along with _____________

question 37

Multiple Choice

During adolescence and emerging adulthood, autonomy increases along with _____________ genotype-environment interactions.

• A) active
• B) passive
• C) evocative
• D) stable

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Definitions:

Situational Variables

External factors present in an individual's environment that can affect behaviors and outcomes in specific contexts.

Biological Factors

Aspects of biology that affect behaviors, health, and well-being, including genetics, brain chemistry, and physiological conditions.

Intimacy

Close familiarity or friendship; deep emotional or physical connection between people.

Young Adult

A young adult is an individual in the stage of life transition between adolescence and adulthood, often categorized by ages 18 to 25.