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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3, The Life Cycle, Epigenesis of Identity.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The ________ cannot coexist with the increase in advances in a technologically led culture?
(a) Conformity of one.
(b) True identity formation of ego.
(c) The combination of individuality and the community.
(d) The dislike of regimentation and military enthusiasm.
2. Considering the relationship between personal and historical identity formation, how can this relationship be described?
(a) Psychosomatic confusion.
(b) Psychosocial relativity.
(c) Ancestral relativity.
(d) Genetic relativity.
3. During Erikson's final stage of development, individuals having a sense of Generativity may engage in what type of activities?
(a) Listlessness.
(b) Finding a new job.
(c) Leading future generations to succeed.
(d) Planing for the future.
4. Considering Erikson's theory of groups identity development, what type of group demands does ego identity help balance?
(a) Members passions and instincts.
(b) Negative identities.
(c) Leadership conflicts.
(d) Conformity.
5. What term does Erikson use to mean the factor that serves to integrate a person toward a common societal goal?
(a) Sexual identity.
(b) Ego identity.
(c) Gender identity.
(d) Group identity.
Short Answer Questions
1. During the fourth stage of Erikson's theory of development, what occurs when an individual is successful?
2. At what stage in Erikson's theory of development may an individual begin to lose confidence or identity and enter period of listlessness?
3. As discussed in Chapter 2, who is able to trigger transference of models of identity formation within younger members of society?
4. What term does Erikson use to refer to the methods used throughout history to integrate identity?
5. What are two characteristics Erikson applies to the task of the ego in order to maintain and organize its existence?
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