How did Erikson define generativity? Responses
A. a cognitive ability that is often developed in adulthood. a cognitive ability that is often developed in adulthood.
B. the idea that human activity is shaped by internal forces that can be passed on to a person’s offspring. the idea that human activity is shaped by internal forces that can be passed on to a person’s offspring.
C. setting aside individual self-interest to promote the interests of the younger and older generations. setting aside individual self-interest to promote the interests of the younger and older generations.
D. the ability of the human body to reproduce itself at the cellular level.
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