The developmental task of the school-aged period, according to Erikson, is gaining a sense of: autonomy versus shame. independence versus dependence. industry versus inferiority. identity versus failure.
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Boez is a 2 -year-old boy who is in the process of potty training. When Boez urinates in the potty, he has a sense of pride. If Boez urinates in his pants, he runs and hides. According to Erikson, in which psychosocial stage is Boez? a. Autonomy versus shame and doubt b. Initiative versus guilt c. Competence versus inferiority d. Identity versus role confusion e. Intimacy versus isolation
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