Typical of the industry versus inferiority stage is Rudy is ...

[audie]

Typical of the industry versus inferiority stage is
 
  Rudy is having difficulty in learning math, but he sticks with it.
  Vanessa says, My parents never let me do anything
  Cliff says that his girlfriend, Clair, doesn't understand him.
  Theo decides to stop taking piano lessons.

Question 2

Why is it so important that children learn a sense of industry or competence?
 
  It allows them to stand up to their parents and gain a sense of autonomy.
  It assures them a place high in the peer group.
  It provides structure and discipline in their lives.
  It provides a crucial defense against emotional problems.

[djofnc]

Answer to Question 1

Rudy is having difficulty in learning math, but he sticks with it.

Answer to Question 2

It provides a crucial defense against emotional problems.

[audie]

Thank you

[djofnc]

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