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Sarah always thought she wanted to be like her mother and stay home and rear her kids. But when she got to college, she was fascinated by her anthropology courses and now thinks she might want to go to graduate school. She has to figure out what she should do next. On the basis of this information, her identity status in Marcia's system would be
a.   identity achievement.
b.   moratorium.
c.   foreclosure.
d.   identity diffusion.
e.   role confusion.

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The Developing Child

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How do you know so much! You're some kind of genius lol Thank you

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You're very welcome.

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