Erikson's Theory of Personality Development Differs from Freud's Theory in That

question 45

Multiple Choice

Erikson's theory of personality development differs from Freud's theory in that Erikson's theory

• A) delineates adulthood in terms of stages and assigns society a much greater role.
• B) adds more stages in early childhood and assigns a greater role to biological tension.
• C) assigns a greater role to biological sources of resolution.
• D) de-emphasizes psychological needs.

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