Which of the following is a correct match between the psychosocial stage and its age range?

a. autonomy versus shame and doubt----------adolescence
b. trust versus mistrust----------young adulthood
c. initiative versus guilt----------ages one to three years
d. industry versus inferiority----------ages six to 12 years


D

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