Despite the fact that Crystal is doing above average work in fourth grade, her father tells her that her grades are unsatisfactory and that she is not working hard enough. According to Erikson's theory, Crystal is likely to develop a pervasive sense of:

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Joanna Benson

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30 January, 09:50

Despite the fact that Crystal is doing above average work in fourth grade, her father tells her that her grades are unsatisfactory and that she is not working hard enough. According to Erikson's theory, Crystal is likely to develop a pervasive sense of:

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inferiority

Explanation:

In the industry versus inferiority stage of a person they are in their childhood. They learn new things and seek approval from their peers and parents about their competence. If a child is unable to win approval then the person will develop a sense that they are inferior.

Here, Crystal has not gained approval from her father even though she is doing above average work. This would make that her ability is insignificant leading to her feeling inferior.