Question

Luz and Paolo, grandparents to 18, didn't know they were cultivating ___________ when they spent each New Year's Day with their grandchildren asking them to spend time thinking and talking about goals and planning ways to lead a meaningful life in the year ahead.

Answer 1

Answer:

Ego intergrity

Explanation:

Erikson described ego integrity as the acceptance of one’s one and only life cycle as something that had to be and later as a sense of coherence and wholeness As people grow older (65+ yrs) and become senior citizens, they tend to slow down their productivity and explore life as a retired person

The grandparents by spending time with their grandchikdren anc thinking and talking about goals and planning ways to kead a meanful life is them cultivating ego intergrity meaning they accepted their life as it is wanting to pass on what they thought they have made out of life. They explore life as having achieved all they can and seeing what they can pass on.

Answer 2

Answer: Ego integrity

Explanation: Ego integrity could be explained from Eric Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, The eighth and final stage of his theory which occurs in late adulthood usually between the age of 65 till death explains how aged individuals make reflections on the kind of life they have lived and make Judgement or question their morality. The integrity V despair stage allows aged individuals to become either proud and confident or full of regret based on thoughts of their past actions and demeanor. This could be triggered due to lack of energy, illness, death of close friends and others.

Luz and Paolo sharing their past accomplishment and goals with grandchildren, resolving grudges and offering advise based on past experience and preaching about morality and the benefits of leading a meaningful life reflects Ego Integrity.