When considering the stages of development according to Erik Erikson, which statement is an example of autonomy?
A) The child learns to trust that when they cry their needs will be met
B) The child performs tasks by themselves, even when it takes a long time
C) The child wants to know the rules and enjoys being good and getting approval
D) The child interacts with others and likes to compete with them
Ans: B
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