Intimacy vs. Isolation Outcomes

Medium Unit 6: Developmental Psychology Adulthood And Aging

The developmental stage of adulthood encompasses various life changes and challenges. In Erik Erikson's psychosocial development theory, the stage that corresponds to adulthood is termed 'Intimacy vs. Isolation'. In this stage, individuals face the struggle to form intimate relationships while balancing the need for personal independence. As adults continue to grow, they often reflect on their choices and how these choices shape their identities and relationships.

Which of the following statements best describes one potential outcome of successfully navigating the 'Intimacy vs. Isolation' stage?

Individuals develop a strong sense of self and integrity.

Individuals are able to form deep and meaningful romantic and platonic relationships.

Individuals primarily focus on productivity and contributions to society.

Individuals often experience a crisis related to their vocational identity.

Individuals become disconnected from their support networks and prefer solitude.

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