Warner Schaie's social responsibility period for cognitive skills is typically characterized by:
A) seeking objectively correct answers in problem-solving situations
B) applying cognitive skills to problem solving in the family, community, and workplace
C) choosing personal solutions that become integrated into a life plan
D) reintegrating life experiences so as to see life and its purpose as a whole

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According to Schaie, the stage of social responsibility occurs in middle adulthood when we use our cognitive abilities to solve problems for others in the family, in the community, and on the job.

Warner Schaie's Social Responsibility Period for Cognitive Skills Is Typically