Answer:Generativity versus stagnation
Explanation:
Generativity versus stagnation is the seventh stage of Erik Erikson's psychosocial development theory. It usually occurs around the age of 40 to 65 years.
Around this time an individual is working towards keeping and maintaining a comfortable lifestyle that will last them for the rest of their life on earth and raising their children whilst securing their future or playing their part in changing other people's lives.
Generativity refers to the part of placing your mark in the world by changing other people's lives positively and making the world a better place.
Stagnation on the other hand refers to when one doesn't make their mark in the world , people may start to feel as if they are not part of their community because they have failed contributing positively.
A person who is successful in Generativity will experience fulfillment as they have impacted the world and their community.
Klaus is struggling to choose between these two,He is thinking whether he should just sit back and enjoy a comfortable life that he has established for himself or take his accumulated wealth and share it with others. This is an example of Generativity and stagnation
Answer:
a. Depression
b. Memory loss
c. Fear
d. Guilt
e. Shame
f. Mental trauma
g. Physical trauma
h. Ostracism
I. Lack of Independent living skills
in a dictatorship one person or group has full control. unlike in a democracy where the leaders are elected in a dictatorship the leaders are not elected they just like take over the government and do not care about the concerns or rights of the citizens
Satan. The Devil tried persuading Jesus by telling him that if he used his powers to make himself bread as he was very hungry, then he would be given the world. But he knew he was being tempted, and making bread for himself was not what his power was made to do.
