The major goals of the young adulthood stage are:

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Seeking a vocation (career) and finding a mate (establishing intimate relationships) are considered the major goals of young adulthood according to Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. Passing through puberty and discovering sex are markers of adolescence. Entering the peer group and learning to cooperate are major goals of early childhood, while resolving fixations and discovering the self are important tasks during infancy and early childhood according to Erikson's theory.

The Major Goals of the Young Adulthood Stage Are