During the Third Stage of Psychosocial Development,the Crisis That Must

question 2

Multiple Choice

During the third stage of psychosocial development,the crisis that must be resolved is initiative versus guilt.What did Erikson believe was the ability that children develop during this stage

• A) how to deal with peers and adults 
• B) whom to trust or not trust 
• C) how to become self-sufficient 
• D) how to pursue their own interests and also get along with others

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