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Emerging adulthood, the years between the ages of 18 and 25, is considered to be a new phase of life

Emerging adulthood, the years between the ages of 18 and 25, is considered to be a new phase of life in
   which:
   a.   people feel that they are no longer adolescents but are not yet fully adult.
b.   rates of emotional distress increase greatly as people assume adult responsibilities.
   c.   people living in nonindustrialized cultures develop feelings of dissatisfaction with their countries and
      desire to move to more developed nations.
   d.   crises similar to midlife crises commonly occur.

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I got perfect on my review, thank you for leading in the right direction.

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