Which stage of development characterizes middle adulthood? A: industry vs. inferiority B: initiative vs. guilt C: generativity vs. stagnation D: intimacy vs. isolation

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Which stage of development characterizes middle adulthood?

A: industry vs. inferiority
B: initiative vs. guilt
C: generativity vs. stagnation
D: intimacy vs. isolation

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I may be wrong but I’m pretty sure in C. Generativity vs. stagnation

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