[Solved] What happens if a person does not successfully resolve a crisis within a stage?

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Q.	What happens if a person does not successfully resolve a crisis within a stage?
A.	They regress
B.	They move to the next stage without any complications
C.	They move to the next stage with issues left from the previous stage
D.	They do not move to the next stage
Answer» C. They move to the next stage with issues left from the previous stage

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