Each stage in Erikson's theory presents a crisis that must be resolved. These crises are
A) developmental landmarks with increased vulnerability.
B) developmental landmarks with both increased vulnerability and enhanced potentials.
C) catastrophic events that toughen the individual for future crises.
D) developmental landmarks with enhanced potentials.

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Erikson's theory suggests that each stage in life presents both increased vulnerability and enhanced potentials, which can be referred to as developmental landmarks. The crisis in each stage is an opportunity for individuals to resolve conflicts and build on their strengths, leading to further developmental progress.

Each Stage in Erikson's Theory Presents a Crisis That Must