The Task of the Psychosocial Stage Initiative Versus Guilt Involves

question 87

Multiple Choice

The task of the psychosocial stage initiative versus guilt involves:

• A) the development of motivation and drive to achieve.
• B) the development of learning what one is good at.
• C) the development of purposefulness and pride in one's accomplishments.
• D) the development of independence and ability to engage in self-help skills.

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Indirectly

In a manner that is not directly done or expressed; involving an intermediary or being achieved through a secondary effect or means.

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