According to Erikson, the key question "Can I do things myself or must I always rely on others?" emerges during the stage of:
A)identity versus role confusion
B)industry versus inferiority
C)generativity versus self-absorption
D)autonomy versus shame and doubt

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During the stage of autonomy versus shame and doubt (ages 1-3), children develop a sense of autonomy as they become more independent and able to do things for themselves, such as walking, feeding themselves, and using the toilet. The key question during this stage is whether they can do things themselves or must always rely on others. If they are able to accomplish tasks on their own, they develop a sense of autonomy, but if they are constantly told what to do, shamed for their attempts at independence, or experience doubt about their abilities, they may develop a sense of shame and doubt.

According to Erikson, the Key Question "Can I Do Things