Where r the options .... s z z x x x x x x x x x x x. X
Answer:
make vocational contributions
Explanation:
"Generativity vs. Stagnation" is the<em><u> 7th stage</u></em> of Erik Erikson's "8 Stages of Psychosocial Development."
The 7th stage shows the psychosocial crisis that people face once they're in the age of<em> 40-65</em>. The basic virtue here is "care," so people in this stage think about <em>how they can contribute to the world</em>. Among the choices above, it is only<u> "making vocational contributions"</u> that shows care for the world. This is then expected of adults who are in this stage. They contribute something that they know will benefit the future generation.
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1. Calm Your Carb Cravings
2. Add Omega 3 Fatty Acids
3. Cook With Mushrooms
4. Eat More Fiber
5. Eat More Green and Orange Vegetables
6. Cook With Spices
7. Plan Your Exercises a Week in Advance
8. Workout at Home
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