Erikson's Theory of Personality Development Differs from Freud's Theory in That

Multiple Choice

Erikson's theory of personality development differs from Freud's theory in that Erikson's theory

A) delineates adulthood in terms of stages and assigns society a much greater role.
B) adds more stages in early childhood and assigns a greater role to biological tension.
C) assigns a greater role to biological sources of resolution.
D) de-emphasizes psychological needs.