Concerns about security and autonomy on the part of a dying person suggest that he or she is focusing on . a. physical tasks b. psychological tasks c. social tasks d. spiritual tasks e. None of these

b. psychological tasks

Explanation:The psychosocial tasks are the developmental markers that define each stage. They are social and physical challenges that the person is able accomplish, thereby marking which stage he or she has mastered, and which he or she is in at any given point in life.

The psychological tasks are made up of three components: psychological security, autonomy, and richness.

answer; deontological theory;