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What theorist describes the toddler's stage of development as Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt?
 
  1. Kohlberg
   2. Freud
   3. Piaget
   4. Erickson

Question 2

Children can distinguish between fantasy and reality by what age?
 
  1. 3 years of age
   2. 1 year of age
   3. 7 years of age
   4. 5 years of age



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1. Erickson is the theorist that describes the toddler's stage of development as Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt..
2. Erickson is the theorist that describes the toddler's stage of development as Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt..
3. Erickson is the theorist that describes the toddler's stage of development as Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt..
4. Erickson is the theorist that describes the toddler's stage of development as Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt..

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1. Not old enough to distinguish
2. Not old enough to distinguish
3. Able to distinguish earlier
4. Distinguishing of fantasy and reality occur at this age.



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