In elementary school, a teacher's realistic goals help Erikson's crisis of:
Aindustry versus inferiority
Btrust versus mistrust
Cinitiative versus guilt
Didentity versus confusion
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. industry versus inferiority
1. In elementary school, a child must become competent in the eyes of classmates and teachers.
2. Erikson called this crisis industry versus inferiority.
3. Teachers can set realistic academic goals and provide materials and assistance so students succeed.
_Source: Seifert & Sutton, Educational Psychology 2e (CC BY 3.0), Ch 3 Student Development, "The crisis of childhood: industry and inferiority", p. 53_
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