The pressure on adults to be committed to improving the life conditions of future generations is expressed as the psychosocial crisis of

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The psychosocial crisis of generativity versus stagnation occurs during middle adulthood, when adults feel a sense of responsibility to contribute to society and to guide future generations. This involves a focus on nurturing relationships, impacting the community, and leaving a positive legacy for the next generation. The other choices, intimacy versus isolation (young adulthood), integrity versus despair (late adulthood), and immortality versus extinction (not a recognized psychosocial crisis), are not relevant to the pressure on adults to improve the life conditions of future generations.

The Pressure on Adults to Be Committed to Improving the Life