Answer:
Bridgett and Timothy are dealing with the crisis Generativity vs. stagnation.
Explanation:
According to Erikson's Psychosocial stages, Bridgett and Timothy are in this stage, trying to carry on their legacy through the raising of children, which is a key point to deducing that they are dealing with this particular developmental stage.
Generativity is the step one takes to give rise to a life's work, to push the next generation to continue with it.
We can see that the couple is preoccupied with the continuance of the family's ideals and values as well as tradition even when they are no longer alive.
This stage normally occurs around the age of early forties to mid sixties. It can be deduces that Bridgett and Timothy are in their late thirties and have overcome the previous stage in order to move forward to this one.
Answer:
B - Coalition tactics.
Explanation:
A coalition (a joint effort of several parties/individuals) tactic involves getting others to support your effort to persuade someone to do something. In this case, George wants to persuade Nathan. To do so, he asks Terry, Sandy and Marvin to "work on him", to help him persuade Nathan of taking part in this project of his, creating a some kind of coalition to help him.
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