Theory Basics
Erikson's theory has _ stages.
What is #8?
This is what develops when an infants needs are consistently met by parents/caregivers.
What is trust?
This is the main characteristic developed after successfully navigating Stage 5: Identify vs. Role Confusion.
What is Fidelity?
During this stage, adults are reflecting on their life.
What is Integrity vs. Despair?
A toddler develops this sense when they learn that they can do things on their own.
What is Autonomy?
Erikson's theory is about _____________ development.
What is psychosocial?
This age range is associated with the Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt stage.
What is 1-3 years?
Adapting during this stage will result in meaningful relationships and friendships.
What is Intimacy vs. Isolation?
_____ is the main characteristic developed after successfully navigating Stage 8: Integrity vs. Despair.
Young children who take leadership in play are building this.
According to Erikson, a series of _________ occur during various points in our life that frame development.
What is conflict (problems)?
Those who adapt during this stage gain a strong sense of resilience and initiative.
What is Initiative vs. Guilt?
This is how parents/caregivers can support adolescent identity development.
- What is listening without judging?
- What is encouraging interests?
- What is being a role model?
Child Birth is an example of ______.
What is generativity?
Children may feel this if they compare themselves to peers and feel less capable.
What is Inferiority?
This person influenced Erikson's thinking and theory.
Who is Anna Freud?
By doing this, parents/caregivers are promoting autonomy.
- What is providing choices?
- What is encouraging independence?
One might experience ______, _________, or ________ if unsuccessful when navigating the Intimacy vs. Isolation stage.
- What is loneliness?
- What is lack of intimacy?
What is isolation?
Behaviors/characteristics associated with self absorption.
- What is sagnation?
- What is lack of motivation?
- What is self-preoccupation?
The desire to guide the next generation or contribute to society.
What is Generativity?
_______ emerge or develop from successfully navigating each stage.
What are virtues (strengths)?
During this stage, children are developing a sense of pride, and are competent with their successes in school.
What is Industry vs. Inferiority?
Personal values are developed in this stage.
What is Identity vs. Role Confusion?
This age range is associated with the Generativity vs. Self Absorption stage?
Emotional state that occurs when an older adult regrets life choices.
What is Despair?