Too many things to do, not enough money for housing, fear of losing valuables, and parents' expectations are faced by almost every college student and are common examples of

Which of the following is NOT true of naturalistic observation?

a. It involves studying human or animal behavior in its natural context. b. Observer bias is one problem associated with naturalistic observation. c. One trained observer is more advantageous than several trained observers. d. The behavior is more likely to be spontaneous than behavior in a laboratory situation.

During his teenage years, Larry struggled with "finding himself." He tried drugs, failed in school, and couldn't hold a job

Recently, though, Larry has decided to pursue a career as a welder and has enrolled in welding classes at a local school. He feels relieved to have found a direction for his life. According to Marcia, which of the following statuses would Larry currently be in? a. foreclosure b. identity achievement c. identity commitment d. identity crisis