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When a woman is having her first child, she is experiencing which type of crisis event?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: A maturational crisis occurs when an individual reaches a new stage of development, such as becoming a parent for the first time, and needs to develop new coping strategies to adapt to this change. Situational crises (
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A) arise from external sources, not developmental milestones. Adventitious crises (
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C) are caused by external events like natural disasters and are not related to personal development stages. Reactive crises (
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D) are responses to specific stressors and are not associated with developmental milestones like becoming a parent for the first time.

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