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Option a: Generativity
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George Vaillant is widely known for the "Grant Study," experiment that involved Harvard University men in their early 30s and their late 40s who had initially been interviewed as undergraduates.
He carried out a longitudinal studies of adult development and aging and it was done on three groups/categories of people who are Middle-SES, intellectually gifts women born about 1910, Socially advantaged Harvard graduates born about 1920 and Socially disadvantaged inner-city men born about 1930.
Parenting, teaching, and involvement in the community are said to be good examples of how middle-aged adults can develop generativity.
According to Erikson, generaviity simply means when middle adulthood and covers adults' desire to leave behind legacies of themselves.
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A lot of things that happen during geologic processes, such as the cooling and crystallizing of a magma, the erosion of landmasses, the transport of sediment by rivers, the filling up of ocean basins, all these processes can be observed in action in nature or in laboratory analogues (melting and crystallizing of rock in the lab, crystallization of salt from solution, weathering of building stones, floods of rivers, erosion of river banks, the filling in of embayments on the Mississippi delta within some decades). We are reasonably adept at manipulating the physical world in terms of spatial relationships and physical parameters (temperature, pressure), but one dimension of the physical world has so far escaped our manipulative powers TIME . Nonetheless, the writers of science fiction novels routinely use time travel to get themselves and their heroes/heroines out of trouble.
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1. is a policy that protects around 800,000 young people known as “dreamers” who entered the United States unlawfully as children.
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I think it is called a line graph I am not sure
