Eleanor (24 months old) is beginning to desire more independence. she does not like her parents to feed her. her parents are willing to let her feed herself, even though there is often a big mess. based on this description, eleanor is probably going to leave this stage of development with a feeling of initiative. trust. shame and doubt. autonomy. mistrust.

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Hailee Landry

Social Studies

11 August, 05:50

Eleanor (24 months old) is beginning to desire more independence. she does not like her parents to feed her. her parents are willing to let her feed herself, even though there is often a big mess. based on this description, eleanor is probably going to leave this stage of development with a feeling of initiative. trust. shame and doubt. autonomy. mistrust.

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Malakai Dalton · Answer 1

The correct choice from the given options is "autonomy".

Autonomy versus shame and doubt is the second stage of Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development. This stage happens between the ages of year and a half to around age 2 or 3 years. As indicated by Erikson, kids at this stage are centered around building up a more prominent feeling of self-control.