psychosocial stage names
what is the first stage of Erikson's theory?
basic trust vs mistrust
What is the age of basic trust vs mistrust?
birth to 1 year aka infancy.
What challenges does the birth to 1 year face?
developing sense that the world is a safe place.
what do you consider birth-1 year?
Infancy
What is Erikson's Intimacy vs Isolation group?
young adulthood
What is Erikson's second Theory stage?
Autonomy vs shame
What is the age of Erikson's Theory of Autonomy bs shame?
1 to 3 years aka toddler hood
what challenges does toddlerhood face (1-3 years)?
Realization that one is an independent person who can make decisions and doubt.
What do you consider 1-3 years?
toddlerhood
What is Erikson's Generativity vs stagnation group?
middle adulthood
What is Erikson's 3rd theory stage?
Initiative vs guilt
What is Erikson's age for Initiative vs guilt?
3 to 6 years old aka preschool age
what is the challenges preschool age (3-6 years) present?
developing the ability to try new things and how to handle failure.
What do you consider 3-6 years old?
preschool age
What is Erikson's integrity vs despair age group?
late life
What is Erikson's 4th stage of psych. theory?
industry vs inferiority
What is Erikson's age for Industry vs inferiority?
6 years to adolescence (school age)
what challenges do 6 years to adolescence (school age) experience?
learning basic skills and to work with others.
what do you consider 6 years to adolescence?
school age
challenges for young adulthood?
committing to another in a loving relationship.
What is Erikson's 5th stage of Psych theory?
Identity vs identity confusion
What is Erikson's age for Identity vs identity confusion?
Adolescence
what challenges does adolescence experience?
developing a lasting integrated sense of self.
What do you consider adolescence?
right before young adulthood ( teenage years)
Challenges for middle adulthood?
Challenges for late life?
Contributing to younger people through child reading, childcare, and other productive work.
Viewing one's life as satisfactory and worth living.