Sociologist Helen Ebaugh concluded that role exit occurs in four stages, the second of which is__________ , in which people may step away from their existing roles.
A) a search for alternatives
B) the creation of a new identity
C) the turning point
D) doubt

Question

Sociologist Helen Ebaugh concluded that role exit occurs in four stages, the second of which is__________  , in which people may step away from their existing roles.
A) a search for alternatives
B) the creation of a new identity
C) the turning point
D) doubt

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The second stage of role exit, according to Helen Ebaugh, is a search for alternatives, in which individuals begin to consider stepping away from their existing roles and explore other options.

Sociologist Helen Ebaugh Concluded That Role Exit Occurs in Four