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Erik Erikson In 1956, German psychologist Erikson used the term “identity crisis, ” as being an important conflict human beings face in life. Erikson describes the identity crisis as first happening during ages 13 to 19. Overcoming the crisis in those v.2

Erik Erikson In 1956, German psychologist Erikson used the term “identity crisis, ” as being an important conflict human beings face in life. Erikson describes the identity crisis as first happening during ages 13 to 19. Overcoming the crisis in those v. 2
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IELTS speaking Erik Erikson In 1956, German psychologist Erikson used the term “identity crisis, ” as being an important conflict human beings face in life. Erikson describes the identity crisis as first happening during ages 13 to 19. Overcoming the crisis in those v. 2

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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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Task Achievement: 7.0
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