A nurse is assessing a young adult and determines that the individual has achieved successful resolution of the previous stage of growth and development as evidenced by demonstrating which traits?

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In the stage before young adulthood-adolescence, the young adult would have successfully developed identity, achieving the outcome of devotion and fidelity. A young adult is experiencing a current developmental conflict of intimacy versus isolation, with the ultimate long-term outcome of achieving affiliation and love. Drive and hope are the long-term outcomes of infancy. Direction and purpose are the long-term outcomes of the preschool stage. Production and care are the long-term outcomes of adulthood, which the young adult has yet to reach.

A Nurse Is Assessing a Young Adult and Determines That