In order of their occurrence, the first three psychosexual stages are:

Which of the following statements accurately characterizes the precursors of an individual diagnosed with social anxiety disorder?

A. Infants who are easily distressed by familiar faces show increased risk of developing social anxiety. B. Infants who exhibit shyness and behavioral inhibition are at increased risk of becoming more fearful during childhood. C. Parental mental health has no bearing on a child's manifestation of social anxiety. D. Children assessed as being high in behavioral inhibition are no more likely to be diagnosed with social anxiety than children assessed as being low in behavioral inhibition.

According to Schaie, old age marks a period in which people no longer focus on acquiring knowledge to solve potential problems, but rather focus on acquiring information directed toward issues of personal interest. He calls this stage the

a) responsible stage. b) executive stage. c) reintegrative stage. d) acquisitive stage.