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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, Toward Contemporary Issues, Youth.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In order to create a positive ego what does Erikson state must be tested?
(a) Mental acuity.
(b) Current reality against identity.
(c) Ability for introspection.
(d) Current intelligence and identity.
2. According to the discussion in Chapter 2, the process of the ego helps individuals maintain their personalities and what type of fashion?
(a) Positive.
(b) Selflessly.
(c) Incoherent.
(d) Coherent.
3. How does Erikson feel adults eventually settle on an identity?
(a) Based on their place in society.
(b) Based on childhood experiences.
(c) Through the mechanisms of identification.
(d) Based on their parents identity.
4. What must occur for an individual to move from one stage of development to the next in Erikson's theory of development?
(a) He must be invited.
(b) He must mast the previous stage.
(c) It is a natural process.
(d) He must feel safe.
5. According to Erikson in Chapter 2, what does personal identity focus on?
(a) Place in society.
(b) Unconscious feelings.
(c) Conscious feelings.
(d) Feelings of others.
Short Answer Questions
1. As noted in Chapter 2, how can false or inaccurate ego identity formations be corrected after being developed by parents in terms of group identity development?
2. What do many youth move back and forth between in terms of dysfunctional modes of Erikson's theory of identity development?
3. How is identity diffusion manifested during the adolescent stages of Erikson's theory of identity development?
4. Throughout the stages of Erikson's theory of identity development, what happens if youth do not take advantage of the wisdom elders have to share?
5. In developing Erikson' theory of group identity, what two processes must the ego consist of that assist in defining both body in community membership?
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