A Major Reason Erikson's Theory of Development Has Remained Influential

question 24

Multiple Choice

A major reason Erikson's theory of development has remained influential was his reliance on:

• A)cross-cultural and historical comparisons.
• B)comprehensive observation of his own children rather than relying on the memory of adults.
• C)interviews of middle-age adults from many socioeconomic strata.
• D)reviews of major theories in western cultures.

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