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| Divorces are common during this stage |
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| How long do transitional periods normally last? |
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| How long does a stable period normally last? |
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| How many times will a worker change careers? |
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| In nearly ___% of all working couples, the woman makes more than the man. |
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| Major task of this stage is "making it." |
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| On one hand, the individual is expected to explore a variety of relationships and economic opportunities. But they are also expected to be a responsible member of society and form a stable life structure. |
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| Time when many people in their 20s experience frustration, self-doubt, and identity crisis. |
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| leaving family, entering adult world or having a family, returning to the labor force |
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| What are the three phases of female development? |
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| What are the three stages of adulthood? |
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| What is one thing that distinguishes female development fro male development? |
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| become a mentor for someone else |
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| What is one way to feel better during your midlife transition? |
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| What is the acceptable unemployment rate in the U.S.? |
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| leaving home both physically and psychologically |
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| What is the most important task of early adulthood? |
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| early adult, entering the adult world, and the age thirty transition |
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| What three transitions make up the novice phase? |
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| Who believed in "social dynamics"? |
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| Who believed that society is a set of independent parts? |
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| Who came up with cultural universals? |
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| Who came up with dramaturgy? |
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| Who came up with interactionism? |
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| Who came up with primary and secondary groups? |
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| Who came up with significant and generalized others? |
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| Who came up with the I and the Me? |
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| Who developed France's first sociological course? |
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| Who focused on observable social phenomena? |
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| Who lived by the saying, "Don't judge another until you've walked a mile in his moccasins?" |
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| Who looked on the individual mind as beginning blank and empty, but gaining ideas through experience? |
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| Who published a translation of Comte's Positive Philosophy? |
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| Who said that anything can be considered appropriate when norms approve of it? |
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| Who said that linguistics determine perspective? |
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| Who spoke out for the rights of slaves, women, etc? |
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| Who visited Toynbee Hall? |
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| Who was among the first to apply physical science to the study of society? |
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| Who was interested in separate groups of society rather than society as a whole? |
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| Who was the first Sociologist to study suicide? |
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| Who was the founder of Sociology? |
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| Who was the only Sociologist to win the Nobel Prize? |
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| Who wrote Society in America? |
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| ___% of new mothers that enter the labor force return to their work before their children turn 1 |
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| average age males get married |
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| average age women get married |
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| dreams they formed earlier are beyond fulfillment. |
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| emphasizes the importance of studying each culture in itself, without trying to explain and/or understand it in some larger theoretical framework |
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| individuals question their life structure |
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| often separate from their mentors |
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| overshadows or dominates all other social positions of the status set in most or all situations |
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| performing all tasks necessary to produce goods and provide services that meet human needs |
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| the combination of statuses, roles, activities, goals, values, beliefs, and life circumstances that characterize an individual. |
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| transition from about age 17 through 22 |
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