Relative to working-class study participants, young professionals are more likely to perceive themselves as ________.
A) average
B) frustrated about their ability to finish things
C) uncertain about the future
D) undisciplined
E) empowered in the sense that they could achieve whatever they set their minds to

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Young professionals, compared to working-class individuals, often have more resources, education, and opportunities available to them. This can lead to a greater sense of empowerment and belief in their ability to achieve their goals, as they may perceive themselves as having more control over their life and career paths.

Relative to Working-Class Study Participants, Young Professionals Are More Likely