You are a family counselor, and you are meeting with a family for the first time. The family consists of two parents with one child, who is 2 % years old. The parents are worried that there is something wrong with their child: he has stopped "listening" to them. Instead of doing what they ask, he has started to tell them "no" and get frustrated if they try to dress him or feed him. Furthermore, he just refuses to even try to start potty training. The parents want to know if they have an oppositional child. Using what you know about Erikson's stages, identify: what stage is this child in? What is the prime adaptive ego quality? What is the core pathology?

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