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Frank tends to let his past experiences and old judgments dominate his current decisions. For instance, Frank says he has always disapproved of women in the armed services, and is not changing his mind now. This best illustrates which of Peck's conflicts of adult development?

▸ ego differentiation versus work-role preoccupation

▸ mental flexibility versus mental rigidity

▸ cathectic flexibility versus cathectic impoverishment

▸ valuing wisdom versus valuing physical powers

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