Erikson proposed that the challenge of middle adulthood is to:
A) establish committed,loving relationships.
B) find meaning in work,family,life,and community.
C) determine who one is and what one values.
D) reflect on one's life in order to be at peace with one's choices.

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According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the challenge of middle adulthood (generativity vs. stagnation) is to find meaning in work, family, life, and community. This involves the desire to contribute to society and leave a positive impact on future generations, as well as establishing a sense of purpose and satisfaction in one's own life. While establishing loving relationships and reflecting on one's life are important aspects of middle adulthood, they are not the central focus of this developmental stage. Determining one's identity and values is a challenge of adolescence and young adulthood.

Erikson Proposed That the Challenge of Middle Adulthood Is To