Which of the following would be considered positive outcomes of Erikson's "life review"? (Select all that apply.)
a. Wisdom and integrated self-image
b. Comparing self with others
c. Understanding self and relationships
d. Seeking another's opinion of his or her achievement
e. Acceptance of self
ANS: A, C, E
Acceptance of self and understanding self and relationships with accumulated wisdom is the goal of Erikson. Seeking the opinion of others suggests that the older adult is experiencing doubt and gloom, which are negative outcomes according to Erikson.
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