Mollie has been retired for 2 years and is 68 years old. she is having a conversation with her daughter, and she is discussing plans to do different things with each of her grandchildren now that she is no longer working. according to robert peck, mollie is in what developmental stage?

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Jamal Frazier

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26 October, 11:10

Mollie has been retired for 2 years and is 68 years old. she is having a conversation with her daughter, and she is discussing plans to do different things with each of her grandchildren now that she is no longer working. according to robert peck, mollie is in what developmental stage?

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Scarlett Nielsen · Answer 1

Mollie is now at the stage of Ego Differentiation versus Work-Role Preoccupation. Now that she is retired, she wants to avoid feelings of uselessness that's why she wanted to do other activities with her grandchildren.

According to Peck, at this stage, an individual find other ways of affirming his/her self-worth outside the work role through family, friendship, and community.