Which statement best illustrates Erikson's theory of development?
a. The main goal is to establish equilibrium between self and environment.
b. One progresses through stages that involve specific psychosocial tasks.
c. There are four distinct, sequential levels of cognitive development.
d. Cognitive development occurs from birth to around age 15.
ANS: B
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