Which of the following timing/experience combinations would be likely to create the LEAST stress and disruption, according to the shared experience/social clock model?

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According to the shared experience/social clock model, the death of a parent is a common experience that occurs later in life, usually during middle adulthood or beyond. Therefore, the timing of this experience at age 60 is more in line with societal expectations and may be less disruptive than the other options presented. Retirement due to ill health and being fired from a job may both be unexpected and unwelcome experiences that can create stress and disruption. Becoming a parent for the first time at the age of 16 is also an example of a non-normative experience that is likely to be stressful and disruptive.

Which of the Following Timing/experience Combinations Would Be Likely to Create