Q 1. Question 1 4/4 In the article "When Are You Really an Adult?" researcher Jensen Arnett has identified three cross-cultural criteria for becoming an adult, the things people rank as what they most need to be a grown up. Arnett calls these criteria "the Big Three." From the list below select "the Big Three" criteria for becoming an adult that Arnett identified. Choose all the answers that apply. Several answers may be correct, but in some cases only one answer may be correct. Note: Be Careful! Choose only those answers you know are correct. You will receive points for each correct selection (up to 4 points) so long as you make no incorrect selections. Any incorrect choices will result in zero points for this question. 2. Question 2 3/3 In the reading “Goodness as the Satisfaction of Informed Desire,” Richard Brandt states that there is “something mistaken about certain desires or aversions, just in themselves…” How does he suggest we can know if a desire or aversion is mistaken? 3. Question 3 4/4 In the article "When Are You Really an Adult?" James Griffin, the deputy chief of the NICHD's Child Development and Behavior Branch refers to four biological drives generated by the limbic system. He calls these drives the "the four Fs" From the list below select the "four biological drives" that Griffin names: Choose all the answers that apply. Several answers may be correct, but in some cases only one answer may be correct. Note: Be Careful! Choose only those answers you know are correct. You will receive points for each correct selection (up to 4 points) so long as you make no incorrect selections. Any incorrect choices will result in zero points for this question. 4. Question 4 6/6 In the article "When Are You Really an Adult?" researcher Robort Havighurst developed a theory of Adulthood during the 1940s and '50s which identified a list of "developmental tasks" to be accomplished. The author Julie Beck calls this theory the "Leave it to Beaver" conception of adulthood. From the below select the "developmental tasks" for adulthood identified by Robert Havighurst? Choose all the answers that apply. Several answers may be correct, but in some cases only one answer may be correct. Note: Be Careful! Choose only those answers you know are correct. You will receive points for each correct selection (up to 4 points) so long as you make no incorrect selections. Any incorrect choices will result in zero points for this question.