Which would be considered positive outcomes of Erikson's "life review"? (Select all that apply.)
A) Wisdom and integrated self-image
B) Comparing self with others
C) Understanding self and relationships
D) Seeking another's opinion of his or her achievement
E) Acceptance of self

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Erikson's life review process aims to help individuals achieve a sense of integrity, which includes accepting oneself, understanding one's life and relationships, and synthesizing one's own values and experiences into a unified sense of identity. This leads to a sense of wisdom, which involves a deep understanding of oneself and others. Comparing oneself to others or seeking another's opinion is not a focus of the life review process and is not considered a positive outcome.

Which Would Be Considered Positive Outcomes of Erikson's "Life Review