A nurse, assigned to care for a hospitalized child who is 8 years old, plans care, taking into account Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. According to Erikson's theory, which task represents the primary developmental task of this child?
A. Mastering useful skills and tools
B. Gaining independence from parents
C. Developing a sense of trust in the world
D. Developing a sense of control over self and body functions
Ans: A. Mastering useful skills and tools
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