A) infancy
B) early childhood
C) middle childhood
D) pubescence
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A) a relative decline in sexual interests and emergence of new interests, activities, and attitudes.
B) developing autonomy and achieving competency.
C) achieving a sense of industry vs. inferiority and inadequacy.
D) forming a sense of identity and initiative.
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A) trust vs. mistrust.
B) autonomy vs. shame and doubt.
C) industry vs. inferiority
D) initiative vs. guilt
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A) a sense of inadequacy and inferiority.
B) a strain on the child's sense of identity.
C) feelings of self-hatred that can never be erased.
D) failure to acquire individuation.
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A) reaction formation.
B) displacement.
C) rationalization.
D) projection.
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A) shame and doubt about her capabilities.
B) guilt over her inadequacies.
C) low self-esteem.
D) right and wrong.
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A) infancy
B) middle childhood
C) pubescence
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A) self-esteem
B) ideal self
C) self-concept
D) personality profile
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A) unhealthy reactions to stress.
B) most effective when used as the primary means to cope with stress.
C) psychological strategies that we use to protect our self-concept against unpleasant emotions.
D) reactions used primarily by mentally distressed individuals.
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A) an inability to know right from wrong.
B) a sense of guilt, that will ultimately lead to a withdrawal from taking an active stance.
C) a rebellious nature.
D) difficulty being empathic with playmates.
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A) Denial
B) Projection
C) Displacement
D) Reaction formation
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A) race.
B) culture and ethnicity.
C) gender.
D) income.
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A) regression.
B) displacement.
C) projection.
D) repression.
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A) Temperament
B) Gender
C) Parenting style
D) Attachment style
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A) during which children learn how to relate to others
B) when adolescents are given permission by society to experiment with different roles.
C) during adolescence when young people make major commitments in their personal lives.
D) during childhood when trust is formed by relying on parents to get basic needs met.
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A) industry vs. inadequacy.
B) autonomy vs. shame and doubt.
C) generativity vs. despair.
D) identity vs. role confusion.
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A) initiative vs. guilt.
B) autonomy vs. shame and doubt.
C) industry vs. inferiority.
D) trust vs. mistrust.
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A) regression.
B) compensation.
C) repression.
D) projection.
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A) middle childhood
B) late childhood
C) pubescence
D) adolescence
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A) middle age
B) adolescence
C) middle childhood
D) pubescence
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