From an Eriksonian Perspective, the Desire to "Live On" After

question 66

Multiple Choice

From an Eriksonian perspective, the desire to "live on" after we have died and to help those younger than ourselves so that the effects of our time on earth will be evident when we are gone best describes the psychosocial crisis of __________.

• A)trust versus mistrust
• B)identity versus confusion
• C)generativity versus stagnation
• D)integrity versus despair

Distinguish between macro and micro approaches to addressing substance abuse issues.

Appreciate the complexities of different types of guidance, including harm reduction approaches, in treating substance abuse.

Understand and define the concepts of minimization, rationalization, and denial.

Provide examples of minimization, rationalization, and denial.

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Definitions:

Rate of Return

The gain or loss on an investment over a specified time period, expressed as a percentage of the investment’s cost.

Consumer Price Index

A gauge that calculates the mean variation in time of the prices urban consumers pay for a selection of consumer products and services.

Real Rate of Return

The annual percentage return realized on an investment, adjusted for changes in price due to inflation or other external effects.

Portfolio Value

The total worth of all the financial investments held by an individual or institution.