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Safina Fatima
Middle Age Erickson just got fired from another job. This is the eighth time he has been fired. He never seems to stay at a job for longer than a year and feels like he doesn't contribute to society because of it.

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After marriage, Erikson and Marsha have children. Erikson looks forward to giving back to his community by coaching his children's sports teams.

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Becky Torres
Erickson is experiencing generativity when he looks back on his life, recalling all of the good thing ps he had done/ accomplished and the positive ways they will benefit future generations.

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Anne Liotti
Erickson choices to be a loner and not contribute to society. Instead he stays in his home and lays in bed.

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Rohit Pupalla
Erikson is confused about life and doesn't feel like he has a purpose, he lives in a dark alleyway not progressing anywhere.

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Caleb
He just keeps writing music all day. Nothing more.

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Don
Erikson does not do anything to contribute to the community or society but instead he is lazy and eats chips and watches tv

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Kamakshi Debnath
Mini Coulson (Flat Erikson) gives back to the younger generation by becoming a handler for Agent Natasha Romanoff and Agent Clint Barton.

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Stephanie Conglis
Erikson is not thinking about others and just buying sports cars for himself and he's going through a midlife crisis.

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Irene Bovalis
Erikson has dug himself into the dirt so he can't move which leads him to not help out clean up the rest of the lawn.

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Scott Allen
Flat Erikson stays active within the community by coaching the neighborhood baseball team, which brings him satisfaction and generativity.

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Kyle Ingram
Erikson is a stay at home husband without kids. He spends his days sitting on the couch starting at his wall. He doesn't feel like getting involved in community activities nor can he find a job. This boredom and sense of meaninglessness leads him toward stagnation.

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Erin Ham
After living a decent amount of years, Erikson believed that he should give back to the community and do as much as he can to make an impact. He began volunteering at the local hospital and gives his full attention to his patients. He is at a point in his live where he developed generativity.

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Tanvi Polavarapu
Erikson volunteers at the hospital weekly making him feel as he contributes something to the world.

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Megan Lin
Erikson is self-centered and places himself over others, so he fails to involve himself in the community and society.

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Trent Marean

In middle age, Erikson feels like he's lived a good life so far and he is ready to give back to the world. He starts an organization that gives metal albums to people in need around the world. In doing this he feels like he is able to care for others and his life feels purposeful. (He has a metal album in his hand

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Jane Kim
Erikson wants to be more productive. He decides that he is going to help his community by volunteering. Erikson develops a feeling of generativity

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Jimmy Moon
Erikson gives and cares for his community, so he volunteers at nursing homes to help elders. This sense of giving and caring demonstrates generativity.

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Emily Walters
Erikson doesn't involve himself with community affairs and as a result he becomes very lazy.

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Romil Havewala
Mr. Erikson has realized that so much of his life went by without him taking any chances. It's true that he never found out who he was, but why did he have to care about it so much? He could have been anyone he wanted. He plays scenes in his head from an imaginary better life while he sits on a couch, still alone.

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Alex Kim
Erikson comes home after work to a boring, meaningless lifestyle by eating potato chips every night while coincidentally watching a t.v. commercial from FMSC.

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Emma Martini
Erikson is looking for a way to benefit later generations. He decides to coach a soccer team of young children. Erikson feels a sense of generativity through his contribution to later generations.

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Robert Filipiuk
Erikson Jr. writes his own Psychology book for high school students. Driven to educate young people, Erikson Jr. has developed a sense of Generativity.

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Zayla
Erikson is just all by himself relaxing at home on the couch because he doesn't have a family and doesn't contribute to anything within his community of life.

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Jackie Bechtold
Erikson doesn't contribute to his community and lives a very boring life watching TV and reading magazines.