In His Model of Psychosocial Development, Erik Erikson Proposed That

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Multiple Choice

In his model of psychosocial development, Erik Erikson proposed that personality is

• A)predetermined by innate temperaments that are apparent at birth
• B)shaped exclusively by the child's type of attachment
• C)determined by meeting a hierarchy of needs
• D)shaped by the zone of proximal development
• E)shaped by the resolution of a series of psychosocial crises

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Definitions:

Symbolic Self-Completion

The theory that individuals seek to acquire and display symbols that are associated with their personal goals and identity.

Ego Representation

The aspect of an individual's self-concept that reflects their conscience and the ethical part of personality, guiding behavior through moral judgments.

Low Self-Esteem

A condition characterized by a person's lack of confidence and feeling of not being good enough or valuable.

Power Exertion

The act of applying authority or force to achieve a desired outcome or influence others’ behaviors.