If a group of people have the same ancestors, religion, and language, they are said to be part of the same:

A babysitter works for a couple who has a 2-year-old boy. Whenever she arrives for work, she notices that the parents and child always seem to be involved in a confrontation,

with the child demanding to do something and the parents typically restrictive or critical of the child's efforts. Based on Erikson's theory, the child may at risk for developing a. mistrust. b. inferiority. c. feelings of despair. d. self-doubt.

An acquaintance does not seem to have the capacity to make commitments to others. He never compromises, has no sense of responsibility, and seems to have few close friends. According to Erikson's life span theory,

he may not have adequately resolved the crisis of a. intimacy vs. isolation. b. generativity vs. stagnation. c. ego-integrity vs. despair. d. me vs. them.