Computers and Technology, 22.07.2020 19:01, xchainq

Lily is in her first year of undergraduate coursework and has not yet declared a major. She has attended a lot of career fairs and undergraduate major "open house" events to investigate her options. Marcia's theory of identity status suggests that the dimension Lily is most concerned with is theof 1 dimension.

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