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Andrej [43]
3 years ago
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In 2002, the National Opinion Research Center asked U.S. adult survey respondents to rate the importance of various life transit

ions and events as indicators or adulthood. _________ was NOT mentioned. Select one: a. Reaching sexual maturity b. Being finished with school c. Being employed full-time d. Being financially independent
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Amanda [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

Option A was not mentioned in the research report. Which most people think is a good measure for setting adultry benchmarks. Almost most boys get sexually mature in the age between 15-17 whereas girls reach sexual maturity in the age range 14-16. In the nutshell saying being finished with high school is same to saying reaching sexual maturity so that's the reason the research report didn't asked this question.

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