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A researcher is interested in studying how traditional women react in midlife. If his goal were to identify predictable relationships between adjustment and life events, he would most likely want to focus on how women experience:

▸ their career cycle, noting when they begin working and when they retire

▸ the stages of moral development they use in evaluating moral dilemmas

▸ the major events that define their family's life cycle

▸ their 40^th, 50^th, and 60^th birthdays

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