Answer:
i think you should do this one yourself there are actuclty a lot of cool stuff he did so you might want to do it
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Answer:
b. inferiority.
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
a. stagnation.
b. inferiority.
c. shame and doubt.
d. identity diffusion.
According to Erikson, Julio would be in the stage of industry vs. inferiority. Children at this stage acquire a large number of specific skills, such as learning to read and to do math. Moreover, children begin to develop their self-esteem with great influence from their peers. In this example, Julio is at risk of developing inferiority, as he is not developing his skills or his self-esteem well.
Answer: to provide services to the citizens of the city or county in which they reside
to ensure all people have the right to vote
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Answer:
sixteen is the right answer
Explanation:
:) also i took the test b4 i answered this question and got it wrong it said this is the correct answer
The correct answer is the conventional stage of morality.
The conventional stage of morality is characterized by conformity to authority and laws, fixed rules and maintenance of social order. An individual in this stage of morality believes that breaking rules and laws are always wrong and warrant punishment. Since Sander believes that anyone breaking rules set by authority figures should always be punished, even when the rules are not valid and even when special circumstances are factored in, he is operating in the conventional stage of morality as defined by Kohlberg.