psyc 380 CH 7 Revs

Question 1

refers to the idea that the greater the magnitude of the pull to the positive pole relative to the pull of the negative pole the better.

Answer 1

a favorable ratio

Question 2

is independence stemming from the reasonable self control that allows children to hold rather than restrain to let be rather than lose

Answer 2

autonomy

Question 3

is the feeling of abandonment and helpless rage that accompanies uncertainty of satisfaction

Answer 3

basic mistrust

Question 4

results from the infants sense that it can count on satisfaction of its needs the world takes on the aura of trustworthy realm

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basic trust

Question 5

the strength of maturity is the broadening concern for what has been generated by love necessity or accident concern that overcomes the narrowness of self concern

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care

Question 6

is the free exercise unimpaired by an infantile sense of inferiority of dexterity and intelligence in the completion of serious tasks

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competence

Question 7

is the perception that ones efforts result in the promotion of human well being and that one is revered in the local community because of good works

Answer 7

contentment

Question 8

is a feeling that time is too short of the achievement of integrity and the accompanying contribution to the connection between generations

Answer 8

despair

Question 9

development involving gradual diversification and differentiation of an initially undifferentiated entity (as a zygote or spore)

Answer 9

epigenesis

Question 10

is the opportunity to fulfill personal potentialities to be true to oneself and true to significant others and to sustain loyalties in spite of inevitable contradictions of value systems

Answer 10

fidelity

Question 11

is the perception that one is on the proverbial treadmill merely keeping body and soul together but doing nothing for the good of society or ones community

Answer 11

futility

Question 12

is the concern with establishing and guiding the next generation

Answer 12

generativity

Question 13

is the harness that restrains pursuit of desires urges and potentials the exercise of an overzealous conscience

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guilt

Question 14

is the enduring belief in the attainability of basic satisfactions

Answer 14

hope

Question 15

is accumulated confidence that the sameness and continuity one has previously cultivated are now appreciated by others allowing in turn the promise of careers and lifestyles to come

Answer 15

identity

Question 16

is the failure of previous identity developments to coalesce in such a way that it is clear what roles one is expected to play in the future

Answer 16

identity confusion

Question 17

is childrens absorption in the tool world of their culture the workaday world which prepares them for a hierarchy of learning experiences which they will undergo with the help of cooperative peers and instructive adults

Answer 17

industry

Question 18

occurs if children perceive their skills or status among peers to be inadequate

Answer 18

inferiority

Question 19

is acting on ones desires urges and potentials

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initiative

Question 20

is a cultural unit that protects and promotes products of crisis resolution

Answer 20

institutional safeguard

Question 21

an emotional integration faithful to the image bearers of the past and ready to take eventually renounce leadership in the present

Answer 21

integrity

Question 22

is really the ability to fuse your identity with somebody elses without fear that youre going to lose something yourself

Answer 22

intimacy

Question 23

is the failure to secure close and cooperative relationships with the same and especially the opposite gender such that partners identities are important to but distinct form ones one

Answer 23

isolation

Question 24

Wishful thinking.

Answer 24

love

Question 25

is peoples perception that they are contributing to society through their careers and to their community through their personal involvement

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productivity

Question 26

refers to a union of physical yearnings and the cultural forces that act on the individual

Answer 26

Psychosocial development

Question 27

is the courage to envisage and pursue valued and tangible goals guided by conscience but not paralyzed by guilt and by fear of punishment

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purpose

Question 28

is the estrangement that results from the feeling of being controlled and of losing self control

Answer 28

shame and doubt

Question 29

is the arrest of the ripening process that comes with inability to funnel previous development into the formation of the next generation

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stagnation

Question 30

is a virtue arising form dominant movement toward the positive pole

Answer 30

strength

Question 31

is the unbroken determination to exercise free choice as well as self restraint in spite of the unavoidable experiences of shame doubt and a certain rage over being controlled by others

Answer 31

will power

Question 32

is a detached and yet active concern with life in the face of death not magical access to higher knowledge

Answer 32

wisdom

Question 33

are turning points not threats of catastrophe

Answer 33

crisis

Question 34

ensures that one is all that one was but also something newe and something yet to be

Answer 34

Continuity