Question
Which phrase best describes the psychosocial concept of extinction?
a. Being bound by the limits of one’s own life history
b. A sense of nurturing future generations
c. A welcoming of death
d. The epigenetic principle
a. Being bound by the limits of one’s own life history
b. A sense of nurturing future generations
c. A welcoming of death
d. The epigenetic principle
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The phrase that best describes the psychosocial concept of extinction is **c. A welcoming of death**.
In the context of psychosocial development, particularly in Erik Erikson's stages, "extinction" can be linked to the end of life and the acceptance of one's mortality, which aligns with the idea of welcoming death.
In the context of psychosocial development, particularly in Erik Erikson's stages, "extinction" can be linked to the end of life and the acceptance of one's mortality, which aligns with the idea of welcoming death.
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