A 17-year-old adolescent is forming more stable friendships, beginning a romantic relationship, and showing concern about long-term goals. According to developmental frameworks, this stage is:
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Correct answer: Late adolescence and emerging adulthood, consolidating identity
Late adolescence is characterized by identity consolidation, stable relationships, and future planning as individuals approach adulthood.
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