Kiara, a 35-year-old receptionist, loves her job. Every morning, she looks forward to meeting new people. She greets each visitor with warmth and never speaks rudely to any telephone caller. She derives contentment and satisfaction from her job and states that she never has a dull moment at work. This scenario most likely exemplifies Erik Erikson's ________ stage of personality development.
A. identity versus role confusion
B. generativity versus stagnation
C. integrity versus despair
D. autonomy versus shame and doubt
Answer: B
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