Graham has reached a stage in his life where he feels like he accepts himself and others.Things that used to upset him don't bother him anymore.However,he also realizes that his youth is forever behind him,and he begins to question whether he has accomplished everything he has set out to in life.What transition stage is Graham in,according to Levinson?
A) middle-life transition
B) early adult transition
C) emerging adulthood
D) old age transition

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According to Levinson's theory of adult development, the middle-life transition is a time when individuals question whether they have achieved what they wanted to in life and may experience a sense of urgency to accomplish more before it is too late. Graham's questioning about his accomplishments suggests that he is in this stage of adulthood. However, it should be noted that Levinson's theory has been criticized for not considering individual differences in the timing and experience of adult transitions.

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