Erikson has theorized that young people are better able to commit themselves intimately to another person then they have:
a. higher level thinking skills c. achieved a sense of identity
b. completed college d. conquered their fear of closeness
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A Incorrect. Erikson has not theorized that young people are better able to commit themselves intimately to another person then they have higher level thinking skills.
B Incorrect. Erikson has not theorized that young people are better able to commit themselves intimately to another person then they have completed college.
C Correct. Erikson has theorized that young people are better able to commit themselves intimately to another person then they have achieved a sense of identity.
D Incorrect. Erikson has not theorized that young people are better able to commit themselves intimately to another person then they have conquered their fear of closeness.
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