Erikson,in completing a psychohistory of Gandhi,concluded that
A)Gandhi was motivated primarily by an unresolved Oedipal conflict.
B)it only took one identity crisis for Gandhi to find his true calling.
C)Gandhi resolved multiple conflicts with authority figures when ordinary people would be debilitated.
D)Gandhi finally succumbed to his conflicts without ever having been able to resolve his core pathology.

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According to Erikson's psychohistory of Gandhi, Gandhi was able to resolve multiple conflicts with authority figures throughout his life, such as his relationship with his father, the British colonial government, and his own followers, while continuing to maintain his sense of identity and purpose. This resilience in the face of conflict is seen as a hallmark of Gandhi's development, and is credited with allowing him to make such a significant impact on history.

Erikson,in Completing a Psychohistory of Gandhi,concluded That