Developmental stages

Question 1

Oral stage

Answer 1

birth-1

Question 2

anal stage

Answer 2

1-3

Question 3

phallic stage

Answer 3

3-6

Question 4

latency stage

Answer 4

6-puberty

Question 5

genital stage

Answer 5

puberty-death

Question 6

trust vs mistrust

Answer 6

0-1, hope

Question 7

autonomy vs shame and doubt

Answer 7

will, 1-3

Question 8

initiative vs guilt

Answer 8

purpose, 3-5

Question 9

industry vs inferiority

Answer 9

competency 5-12

Question 10

ego identity vs role confusion

Answer 10

fidelity 12-18

Question 11

intimacy vs isolation

Answer 11

love, 12-40

Question 12

generativity vs stagnation

Answer 12

care, 40-65

Question 13

ego integrity vs despair

Answer 13

wisdom, 65-death

Question 14

sensorimotor stage

Answer 14

0-2, knowledge of world based on senses

Question 15

preoperational stage

Answer 15

2-6, symbols used to represent world, only from their perspective

Question 16

concrete operational stage

Answer 16

6-14, apply logic but focus on here and now

Question 17

formal operational

Answer 17

14-adult, thinks abstractly and about future

Question 18

Winnicott

Answer 18

focused on relationship rather than the child’s inner world

Question 19

transitional object

Answer 19

from Winnicott, allow children to be alone, separate from parents

Question 20

good enough parent

Answer 20

from Winnicott, allow mistakes to be made so children can learn pain

Question 21

Bowlby

Answer 21

maternal deprivation and attachtment

Question 22

Ainsworth

Answer 22

attachment styles, secure, avoidant, disorganized and ambivalent