Nabil is a Lebanese American teenager who grew up in a predominantly white neighborhood in Michigan. In middle school, he often wondered why few of his classmates looked similar to him. When he entered his teens, he was doubtful whether girls of other ethnic communities would date him. Thanks to his parents' support and his school's efforts to celebrate multiculturalism, he is now proud of his ethnic identity while also confident in developing relationships with people from other communities. In the context of Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, Nabil has now developed the virtue of
A. fidelity.
B. generativity.
C. ego integrity.
D. industry.
Answer: A
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