Which statement made by a resident in a long-term care facility should lead the nurse to conclude a positive resolution of the developmental task of old age?
a. "I love my children. I could have done more for them."
b. "I am too young to be in a place like this."
c. "I miss my friends and wife. I'm ready to go."
d. "I've enjoyed the ride!"
D
Developmental tasks of older adults include maintaining emotional satisfaction in relation to their past lives.
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