Middle-age adults tend to be more willing to take ____ factors into account when considering the actions of another individual, a skill that is not as readily seen in younger individuals.
a. reflective
b. genetic
c. predetermined
d. contextual
Question 2
I just don't seem to matter, Rufus thinks to himself on his way home from work. The divorced, 47-year-old father of two feels like his job doesn't accomplish anything that he isn't doing a good job of parenting his sons, and that he doesn't have any real impact on the world around him. In Erik Erikson's theory, Rufus is experiencing a sense of
a. stagnation.
b. egocentrism.
c. despair.
d. isolation.
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