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Answer:
the stage of "Integrity vs. Despair"
ages 65 and older
Explanation:
According to Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the stage during which people tend to experience feelings of despair or regret about things they didn't achieve when they were younger is the stage of "Integrity vs. Despair." This stage typically occurs in late adulthood, specifically during the age of 65 and older. In this stage, individuals reflect on their lives and evaluate the extent to which they have achieved their goals and aspirations. Those who feel a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction develop a sense of integrity, while those who feel disappointed or unfulfilled may experience despair and regret. This stage is characterized by a review of one's life experiences and accomplishments, as well as coming to terms with mortality and accepting the reality of one's life choices.
