James Marcia (1966, 1993) expanded on Erik Erikson's psychosocial stages by focusing on two processes Erikson deemed essential to achieving a mature identity. These two processes are:
a. self-questioning and peer adjustment.
b. rational decision-making and questioning tradition.
c. exploration of different roles and commitment to beliefs.
d. self-evaluation of beliefs and establishment of intimate relationships.
Question 2
Bonnie is fairly typical of Millennials or contemporary Generation Y teenagers because she:
a. is confident, assertive, and at times disrespectful.
b. believes hard work pays off and achievement requires concentrated focus.
c. believes traditional values are outdated and marriage is too conventional for her.
d. is pessimistic about the state of world affairs and likes to drink and smoke.
Hypothetical stages in the evolution of seeds.
Anders Erikson Sparrman
Major psychosocial changes during pregnancy
Review of Stages of Personality, Morality, and Faith Development
The early stages of the human life cycle.
Pressure Ulcer Stages