Multiple Choice
During the latency period in Freud's psychosexual stages, the child focuses on which of the following?
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According to Erikson, the goal of adolescence is to _____.
A
achieve generativity
B
achieve intimacy with others
C
develop a sense of identity
D
develop a sense of trust
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Understand that Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development outlines specific challenges or 'crises' that individuals face at different stages of life.
Identify the stage corresponding to adolescence in Erikson's theory, which is called 'Identity vs. Role Confusion.'
Recognize that the primary goal during this stage is for adolescents to develop a clear and stable sense of who they are, which is referred to as 'developing a sense of identity.'
Compare the other options: 'achieve generativity' relates to middle adulthood, 'achieve intimacy with others' relates to young adulthood, and 'develop a sense of trust' relates to infancy.
Conclude that the correct goal for adolescence according to Erikson is to develop a sense of identity.
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