Levinson proposed that adult development is:
A) a gradual process of attaining maturity and a firmer appreciation of life.
B) a series of sometimes turbulent transition periods,followed by relatively stable periods.
C) an inevitable but gradual decline in health,social networks,and life satisfaction.
D) relatively stable and unchanging.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Levinson's theory of adult development suggests that individuals go through a series of transition periods or "crises" in adulthood, such as entering the workforce or midlife crisis, followed by periods of stability. This implies that adult development is not a smooth, gradual process (option A), nor is it characterized primarily by decline (option C) or stability (option D).

Levinson Proposed That Adult Development Is