Directions: Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect before the number.

1. Mental capacity is innate, even if one does not exercise it, it will remain intact. 2. During the stage of adolescence, the individual is pressured into various demands that need a lot of choices and clear decisions.
3. Identity, in Erikson's terms in his stages of development theory, only refers to sexual identity.
4. The identity formation vs. identity confusion conflict does not require the use of one's Formal Operations
5. Havighurst's developmental tasks are limited to adolescent aged individuals only. If one goes beyond the age-bracket, it does not apply to them
6. All of Havighurst's Developmental Tasks apply to everyone.
7. Erikson's psychosocial stages, Havighurst's Developmental Tasks and Pieget's cognitive stages are unreliable schools of thought.
8. Adolescence is normal, yet it is not actually considered of any special value to one's life.
9. Formal Operations focus on hypothetical and transcendental thought. It goes beyond concrete logic and gives way to imagination and innovation.
10. The formal operational stage saves us all from these limitations.​