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sergejj [24]
3 years ago
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Fatin is about to turn 50. he doesn't really have much feeling for his children and spouse, and has a routine, boring job. he fe

els as if his life doesn't have much purpose. according to erikson, fatin is suffering from _____
Social Studies
2 answers:
9966 [12]3 years ago
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According to Erikson, Fatin is suffering from Stagnation. It is a situation in which a person aged between 40 to 65 feels stagnant and unproductive. These people feel disconnected and uninvolved with their community, and society as a whole. They find no charm in their daily routine life. They don't have much feelings for their children, spouse and work. They find their jobs boring. This is called stagnation.

So in this situation, if Fatin feels like shattered or has no charm in life or doesn't find any purpose in life, he is definitely suffering from stagnation.

frez [133]3 years ago
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 I have no idea it showed an answer on here and I'm trying to get it. I dont know how this thing works

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