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201. According to the _____________, development involves gains and losses as we progress through repeated periods of stability and change.               a. seasons of adulthood b. time-of-events model c. social clock theory d. life-span theory of control 202. ___________ proposed the concepts of seasons of adulthood and life structure.               a. Erik Erikson b. Daniel Levinson c. Bernice Neugarten d. Heckhausen and Schulz 203. The ___________ is the underlying design of an individual’s life that is defined by relationships with other people, jobs, and features of the physical environment.               a. social clock b. life structure c. possible self d. latent content 204. Levinson described life in terms of roughly ______-year eras, with ______-year transitions between each era.                a. 5; one to two b. 10; two to three c. 20; five to seven d. 25; five to eight 205. According to Levinson, early adulthood (roughly 17 to 45) ends with __________ as people reflect back on what they have accomplished and reevaluate commitments to their current relationships, career, and lifestyles.                a. the development of primary control b. the development of secondary control c. an early-adult transition d. a mid-life transition 206. According to Levinson, during the transition times between eras, people                 a. develop primary control. b. develop secondary control. c. reevaluate commitments. d. regress temporarily to an earlier era. 207. In The Seasons of a Woman’s Life, Levinson found                 a. some of his findings regarding women were the same as those for men. b. the task of balancing family and work was more consuming for women throughout adulthood. c. women were less likely to feel that life had settled down between 33 and 40 years of age. d. all of these. 208. One of the strengths of Levinson’s approach is his emphasis on                 a. the stability of one’s personality. b. the similarity of how different individual lives unfold. c. human diversity. d. the importance of developing control in one’s life. 209. The ________ is the idea that adults experience crises not from reaching particular ages, but from events that are unpredictable or off schedule from society’s expectations for when these events are to occur.               a. seasons of adulthood b. time-of-events model c. developmental action theory d. life-span theory of control 210. Social psychologist _________ developed the time-of-event model.              a. Erik Erikson b. Daniel Levinson c. Bernice Neugarten d. Heckhausen and Schulz