According to Levinson, Men in the Early Adulthood Years Face

Multiple Choice

According to Levinson, men in the early adulthood years face several major tasks. Which of the following is NOT one of those tasks?

A) Men develop a dream or vision that provides motivation and energy for the tasks that lie ahead.
B) Formulating a dream is tied tightly to a relationship with a mentor.
C) Men select a partner and determine the nature and quality of the relationship with that person.
D) Men enter a stage of career disillusion, dissatisfaction, and retrenchment.