If a child successfully navigates this stage of psychosocial development, they will make decisions and act independently:
A) integrity versus despair
B) autonomy versus doubt
C) initiative versus guilt
D) basic trust versus mistrust
E) identity versus role confusion

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The stage of autonomy versus doubt occurs in the second year of life when children are learning to do things for themselves, such as feeding and dressing themselves. They begin to assert their independence and make decisions on their own. If they are successful in this stage, they develop a sense of confidence and independence.

If a Child Successfully Navigates This Stage of Psychosocial Development