Juan is highly determined to get a perfect score on his geography test. He has a set of flashcards and he practices over and over learning the state capitals. Juan's behavior is typical of what we might expect of an 11-year-old child in Erikson's _________ stage of psychosocial development.
a. initiative versus guilt
b. anal versus latency
c. autonomy versus shame and doubt
d. industry versus inferiority
Question 2
Which of the following statements is an accurate representation of Erik Erikson's ideas?
a. An individual cannot progress to a later stage unless the earlier stage has been resolved successfully and completely.
b. Accomplishments at later stages are independent of crises at earlier stages, and the emergence of self is the key to development at each stage.
c. Successful resolution of a crisis at any stage depends upon having more positive than negative experiences in the psychosocial area of major concern.
d. At each stage of development, children must resolve the conflict of the stage by choosing the extreme position that brings about confidence and autonomy.
Discipline-specific training can take years to perfect.
(A) Scratch test; patient is exposed to allergens through a light scratch on the skin; (B) Positive
Geography
Geography
World Regional Geography
Weber test