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timulus (UCS). (C) generalized stimulus (GS). (D) conditioned stimulus (CS). (E) specific stimulus (SS). HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023811 &6 Teaching Minds Erikson proposed that trust or mistrust develops during the (A) muscular-anal stage. (B) locomotor-genital stage. (C) latency stage. (D) oral-sensory stag

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belief for such investigation, see the essays by W. Clark Gilpin and Tanya Luhrmann in this volume.

shifting of older adults' attention away from their own concerns and toward the needs of someone else. In addition, this strategy capitalizes on Erikson's notion of gencrativity (i.e., helping future generations) (20). Interventions of this form deserve further assessment (21). Conclusion We bega

belief for such investigation, see the essays by W. Clark Gilpin and Tanya Luhrmann in this volume.

d the shifting of older adults’ attention away from their own concers and toward the needs of someone else. In addition, this strategy capitalizes on Erikson’s notion of generativity (1.e., helping future generations) (20). Interventions of this form deserve further assessment (21). Conclusion We began t