In the 1960s, Many College Students Were Considered to Have

question 32

Multiple Choice

In the 1960s, many college students were considered to have an identity status called alienated identity achievement. How could we describe these individuals?

• A) They did not assume an adult role.
• B) They experienced identity diffusion.
• C) They remained in a period of moratorium.
• D) They had an adult identity that conflicted with society's values.

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