Unlike Today, Early Social Role Theory Described Adulthood in Terms

question 30

Multiple Choice

Unlike today, early social role theory described adulthood in terms of:

• A) the number of roles an individual occupied at different ages.
• B) the amount of time an individual spent in each of the different roles.
• C) the perceived quality of the roles occupied at different ages.
• D) the willingness of the person to transition from one role to another.

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