Marty sleeps on the couch in that book :)
It helped increase population. Before agriculture, people roamed around and
gathered what they could to survive.
Later on, they learned how to grow their plants and raise their own
livestock, they decided to settle down.
This led to the growth of communities and the start of civilization.
The answer is trust vs. mistrust. This is is the primary stage in Erik Erikson's hypothesis of psychosocial advancement. This stage starts during childbirth and keeps going through one year of age. Newborn children figure out how to assume that their guardians will meet their fundamental needs. On the off chance that these necessities are not reliably met, doubt, doubt, and uneasiness may create.
B I think I don’t know but I have that feeling that it is b
