Select either "Itemized deductions" or "Standard deduction" from the dropdown list to indicate which of the deductions is used for determining the maximum deduction from AGI in 2019 for each of the following taxpayers.

a.	Selen is single and has itemized deductions for the year of $12,400. In addition, Selens mother lives with her, but she does not claim her mother as a dependent.
b.	Amanda and Adam are married. Amanda is 67 years old and is legally blind. Adam is 64 years old. They have itemized deductions of $25,800. Assume the taxpayer files a joint return.
c.	Micah and Ilana are married and have two children. In April, they have an argument and Micah leaves Ilana. At year-end, Ilana is unaware of Micahs whereabouts, and no formal divorce proceedings have been initiated. Ilanas itemized deductions total $14,000.
d.	Constantino is divorced and maintains a home for his 25-year-old daughter, who is a graduate student at a local university and earns $6,800 during the year. His itemized deductions are $12,800.
e.	Helen is 69 and a widow. Her 20-year-old grandson, who is a full-time student at the local university, lives with her for the entire year. Her husband, Sam, dies in 2018 at the age of 71. Her itemized deductions are $14,000.
f.	Helen is 69 and a widow. Her 20-year-old grandson, who is a full-time student at the local university, lives with her for the entire year. Her husband, Sam, dies in 2019 at the age of 71. Her itemized deductions are $14,000.