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According to psychologist Don McAdams, the life story method of identity is based on the idea that __________.

According to psychologist Don McAdams, the life story method of identity is based on the idea that __________.

▸ your life story develops through adolescence and then is stable

▸ constructing your life story can create stress and feelings of being overwhelmed

▸ your life story is constructed for you by your friends, family, and environment rather than being something that you actively construct for yourself

▸ constructing your life story can lead to psychological well-being

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