As Jacob Grows and Develops, He Is Questioning His Place

Multiple Choice

As Jacob grows and develops, he is questioning his place in the universe and the meaning of life. He often contemplates the existence of God. He expresses a deep identity with his religious affiliation and takes part in many of his church's practices. This religiosity does not stop his contemplation of the larger understanding. This contemplation is due to Jacob's ability to use ______.

A) abstract cognitive schemes
B) gender intensification
C) future orientation
D) empathic concern