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Eight Stages of Emotional
DevelopmentErik Erikson
Stage 1: Infancy (to 1 year)
Trust VS. Mistrust If needs are met, infants develop basic trust
To much parenting:Sensory maladjustment: Child develops an over trusting behavior
EX: Gullible and do no harm mentality
To little parenting: Withdrawal: Child develops antitrust behavior
EX: Paranoia, depression, and psychosis
Stage 2: Toddlerhood (1-2 years)
Autonomy VS. Shame and DoubtAllowed to explore
Child can develop a sense of independence
Shame and DoubtCreated through
1. Unrestricted freedom
2. Help children to much
Stage requires a balance of parenting
Stage 3: Preschooler (3-5 years)
Initiative VS. GuiltLearn innate tasks and carry out plans or they can feel guilty about their efforts
Ex: cell phone down the toilet
A good balance of both can create purpose To much Initiative = Ruthlessness (I don’t care!)
To much Guilt = inhibition (Whatever!)
Stage 4: Elementary School (6-Puberty)
Competence VS. InferiorityChildren learn the pleasure of allying themselves or they begin to feel inferior
To much confidence = Narrow Virtuosity Child Stars: narrow focus leads to an empty existence
To much inferiority = Inferiority ComplexGive up if its too hard
Stage 5: Adolescence (teens-20’s)
Identity VS. RoleWho am I What is my role in the world?
The basis for thinking about all other stages
To Mush Ego= Black and white thinking
Lack of Identity= RepudiationProne to cults and other organizations (looking for an identity)
Stage 6: Young Adulthood (20-40 years)
Intimacy VS. IsolationGain the capacity for intimate love or Isolation
To much Intimacy = Promiscuity
Fast to love with out depth
To much Isolation = exclusion
Can develop hate for relationships and community
Balance = Love
Stage 7: Middle Adulthood (40-60 years)
Generativity VS. StagnationContribute to the world or a feeling a lack of purpose.
To Much Generativity = Overextension
To much Stagnation = Rejectivity
The stage of the midlife crisis
Stage 8: Late Adulthood (60s and up)
Integrity VS. DespairA sense of satisfaction or despair
To much Integrity = Presumption
To much Despair = distain for life
A stage of deep inward contemplationA balance = Wisdom
Class Discussion: Your Develop up to now
1.What are the significant relationships in each of the first five stages of a person's life? How do changes in these relationships reflect social and psychological changes in a person's life?
2.Describe an identity crisis you have struggled with in your own life. As you define your own identity, what are the different roles you must integrate?