During Erikson's infancy stage, satisfaction leads to

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According to Erikson, during infancy stage, if a child's basic needs are consistently met by responsive caregivers, they develop a sense of basic trust, which is the belief that the world is a safe and predictable place. This leads to a feeling of satisfaction and a sense of security. Choice A is incorrect because joy can be experienced at any stage of development. Choice B is incorrect because striving for superiority is a concept from Adler's theory of individual psychology, not Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. Choice D is incorrect because exaltation is not a concept related to infancy stage in Erikson's theory.

During Erikson's Infancy Stage, Satisfaction Leads to