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What are the characteristics of Erikson's
generativity vs. stagnation stage?
The generativity vs. stagnation stage is seen in middle adults. It is often characterized by:
-Eagerness to help family and community
-Productivity
-Acceptance of interdependence
Failure at this stage results in stagnation. People in stagnation may have problems keeping a job, be uninterested in
volunteering, and be self-involved.



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Generativity vs. stagnation in Erikson's theory involves contributing to the next generation or experiencing stagnation.


Explanation:

Generativity vs. Stagnation in Erikson's theory:

  • Generativity: Involves contributing to the next generation through activities like mentoring and volunteering.
  • Stagnation: Results in a lack of productivity and self-involvement.
  • Characteristics of generativity: Eagerness to help, productivity, and acceptance of interdependence.

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