When comparing three ancient conceptions of life, the Dharmashastras, the Talmud, and the philosopher Solon, a common theme is that _____
a. preparation for life is made in youth, skills and expertise are gained in adulthood, and wisdom and peace are the fruits of old age.
b. the lifespan has a maximum of 120 years and those years can be divided into six substages.
c. youth is a time for maturity, adulthood is a time of social responsibility, and the final stage is a time for psychological regression and self-absorption.
d. all of these perspectives assume that individuals will have a short lifespan and not make it to the final stages of the life cycle.
Answer: A
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