Erik Erikson's Fourth Stage of Development, Appearing During Middle and Late

question 19

Multiple Choice

Erik Erikson's fourth stage of development, appearing during middle and late childhood, is called:

• A) industry versus inferiority.
• B) trust versus mistrust.
• C) initiative versus guilt.
• D) autonomy versus shame and doubt.

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Definitions:

GE/McKinsey Grid

A strategic tool used to evaluate business portfolios based on industry attractiveness and business unit strength.

BCG Matrix

A strategic planning tool that uses market growth rate and market share to categorize business units or products into four categories: Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs.

Market Attractiveness

An assessment of the potential profitability and growth opportunities in a particular market sector.

GE/McKinsey Grid

A strategic tool used for portfolio analysis, helping businesses prioritize their investments among different business units or product lines.