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According to the Eighth and Final psychological stage, older adults review their lives, and think what they have done. If their lives are successful or evaluations are positive, they feel good and develop a sense of integrity. And if they couldn't accomplish their goals in the past then they feel despair, dissatisfied, and depress___________?

Correct answer: B. Integrity vs Despair

  • A. Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
  • B. Integrity vs Despair
  • C. Identity vs Identity confusion
  • D. Trust vs Mistrust

Explanation

In the final stage, older adults look back on life: positive reflection produces integrity, while regret and perceived failure produce despair.

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