While standing on a bus, a man overhears a discussion about a person who is about to be terminated from his job. The man decides that the people on the bus are talking about him and that he has been targeted for termination. What is the man demonstrating?

Unlike Erikson's stages, Loevinger's stages can be seen as a

a) pathway. b) obstacle course. Consider This: Erikson believed the stages could be skipped. LO 8.3: Explain the early theories of personality development c) simultaneous journey. Consider This: Erikson believed the stages could be skipped. LO 8.3: Explain the early theories of personality development d) conclusion. Consider This: Erikson believed the stages could be skipped. LO 8.3: Explain the early theories of personality development

According to family therapist and rabbi Edwin Friedman, which of the following can be thought of as "the capacity to define oneself to others in a way that clarifies and expands a vision of the future"?

a. self-esteem b. leadership c. self-actualization d. integrity