A Developmental Psychologist Who Stresses the Importance of the Social

Multiple Choice

A developmental psychologist who stresses the importance of the social clock would be likely to agree that:

A) the transitions of life themselves are less important than whether the transitions are shared with others of one's generation.
B) life occurs in a series of predictable stages set by the norms of each culture and of each historical period.
C) the universal crisis of the adolescent years occurs as teens worldwide decide what they hope to make of their lives.
D) the mid-life crisis of men is due to the culture's social clock but the negative reactions of women to menopause are biological.