The culturally determined psychological timepiece providing a sense of whether we have reached the major benchmarks of life at the appropriate time in comparison to our peers is calleda) maturation. b) intimacy-versus-isolation stage. c) post formal thought. d) social clock.

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Royce Howard

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2 September, 15:59

The culturally determined psychological timepiece providing a sense of whether we have reached the major benchmarks of life at the appropriate time in comparison to our peers is calleda) maturation. b) intimacy-versus-isolation stage. c) post formal thought. d) social clock.

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Angela · Answer 1

d) social clock.

Explanation:

The social clock is defined as a concept or phenomena that tend to explore or figure-out different timetable that is being determined via social structure or culture that is responsible for describing a proper time related to a few specific events, for example, social status, graduation, marriage, and employment, etc. The concept of the social clock was first introduced by a psychologist named Bernice Neugarten during 1965.

Example: In a few cultures, people get married very soon or early in their age whereas in other cultures people marry whenever they think they should marry.