According to Erik Erikson, the major task of adolescence is:

a. learning to do things well in comparison with a standard or with others.

b. developing a sense of self in relationship to others and to one's internal thoughts and desires.

c. developing the ability to give and receive love and Form relationships.

d. learning to explore, imagine, and feel remorse for actions.

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Oliver Smith

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3 July, 23:10

According to Erik Erikson, the major task of adolescence is:

a. learning to do things well in comparison with a standard or with others.

b. developing a sense of self in relationship to others and to one's internal thoughts and desires.

c. developing the ability to give and receive love and Form relationships.

d. learning to explore, imagine, and feel remorse for actions.

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Laney Montgomery · Answer 1

The correct answer is that according to Erik Erikson the major task of adolescence is Option B: Developing a sense of self in relationship to others and to one's internal thoughts and desires.

Explanation:

Erikson's theorys on progress is that life had many stages were people would developed themselves and he says that adolescence was the one when the persona had to learn to know themselves.