All of the following are stages in Ginzberg's theory of vocational development EXCEPT:

Snyder, Tanke, and Berscheid (1977) had men call women they believed to be either attractive or unattractive. The men's behavior induced the ________ women to talk in ways that ________

a. "unattractive"; the men considered aggressive b. "unattractive"; were judged to be friendly and likable c. "attractive"; were judged to be friendly and likable d. "attractive"; made them sound insecure and shy

Failure to match one's behavior to widely accepted norms or to the unusual minimum rules for social conduct describes the definition of normality referred to as __________

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word