A) band
B) crowd
C) team
D) squad
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A) Erik Erikson
B) Harry Stack Sullivan
C) Jean Piaget
D) James Marcia
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A) Commitment
B) Collaboration
C) Calling
D) Conscientiousness
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A) a birthday party.
B) getting a driver's license.
C) a school graduation ceremony.
D) joining a college fraternity.
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A) consolidating dyadic romantic bonds
B) entry into romantic attractions and affiliations
C) dating in groups, reflecting embeddedness in the peer context
D) exploring romantic relationships
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A) rite of passage
B) litmus test
C) march of time
D) communion
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A) More adolescents around the world are dying from acute infections than before.
B) Many adolescent health-compromising behaviors, especially illicit drug use and unprotected sex, are decreasing in frequency.
C) The rate of HIV infection in sub-Saharan countries has decreased marginally in recent years.
D) Fewer adolescents around the world die from malnutrition now than in the past.
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A) As many as 50 percent of adolescents in the United States have been estimated to engage in all four of the problem behaviors common in adolescents.
B) Adolescents most at risk typically suffer from more than one of the four problem behaviors.
C) Research studies confirm that the four problem behaviors in adolescence are seldom related.
D) It is estimated that the percentage of high-risk youth who engage in two or three of the four main problem behaviors has decreased over the years.
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A) respect
B) compatibility
C) intimacy
D) similarity
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A) relationship
B) intellectual
C) sexual
D) ethnic
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A) In their last couple of years in college, individuals are more likely to be categorized as identity diffused.
B) College upperclassmen are more likely to be identity achieved than college freshmen or high school students.
C) By the time adolescents reach college, they would have committed to their religious and political identities.
D) A higher percentage of high school students are identity achieved when compared to college upperclassmen.
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A) the lack of clear rites of passage.
B) diversity and difference.
C) prejudice and poverty.
D) hostility and assimilation.
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A) Mark will move out of the house.
B) Mark will show significant improvement in academics.
C) Mark will have better career and financial competence in the future.
D) Mark will start attending religious services regularly.
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A) Identity diffusion
B) Identity foreclosure
C) Identity moratorium
D) Identity achievement
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A) 8 to 9
B) 11 to 13
C) 14 to 16
D) 17 to 19
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A) 14- to 16-year-olds
B) 17- to 19-year-olds
C) 12- to 13-year-olds
D) 15- to 16-year-olds
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A) sexual identity.
B) personality.
C) relationship identity.
D) physical identity.
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