DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FREUD AND ERIKSON’S THEORY Flashcards

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The child will have a body part of focus wherein the child will gain sexual gratification of his needs
- In every stage, there is a body part of focus

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY - 5 STAGES

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Social interaction, social involvement is critical in the development of the personality.
- Per stage, there is a developmental task we achieve through social interaction.

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY - 8 STAGES

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

The body part of focus is the mouth
- give the stage and age

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ORAL STAGE - 0 - 1 INFANCY

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The primary caregiver, for example, the parents, must attend to the child’s needs immediately to develop trust
- give the stage and age

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TRUST VS MISTRUST - 0 - 1

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

The body part of focus is the anus, learning of control of bowel and bladder control
- give the stage and age

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ANAL STAGE - 1-3 TODDLER

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The child will develop autonomy by achieving a sense of control
- give the stage and age

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AUTONOMY VS SHAME AND DOUBT - 1-3 TODDLER

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Signs that the child is ready for toilet training?

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if the child can walk, if the child can sit because the leg muscles for standing and sitting develop at the same time with the muscles that control the bowel and bladder

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

The body part of focus is the penis
- give the stage and age

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PHALLIC STAGE - 3-5/6 PRESCHOOL

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The teacher, parents are the most significant persons in the preschool years
- Example: Kapag na sa bahay, ang bida sa kanila ay ang parents. Kapag na sa school, ang teacher nila.”
- give the stage and age

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INITIATIVE VS GUILT - 3-5/6 PRESCHOOL

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The boy is in love with the mother and wants to compete with the father for her attention

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OEDIPUS COMPLEX

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According to some studies, this is the root cause of exhibition disorder in adults

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Castration Complex – fear of castration
○ develops if the male child is threatened with castration

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12
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The girl is in love with the father

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ELEKTRA COMPLEX

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13
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The child as an adult will develop?

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penis envy

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

There is no body part of focus - Sexual desire is latent because children focus on school, sports, play, and socialization
- give the stage and age

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LATENCY STAGE - 6-12 SCHOOL AGE

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The child will develop industry if they achieve accomplishments through school projects
- give the stage and age

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INDUSTRY VS INFERIORITY - 6-12 SCHOOL AGE

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PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

  • Boys and girls have different focus, Last stage of Freud’s
  • give the stage and age
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GENITAL PHASE - 12-18 ADOLESCENT

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The main task is to develop self-identity
- Adolescents achieve sexual maturation. They are
now capable of achieving orgasm.
- give the stage and age

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IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION - 12-18 ADOLESCENT

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

The main task is to develop intimacy

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INTIMACY VS ISOLATION - 18-25 YOUNG ADULT

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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

  • The main task is to help establish the next generation
  • You share you knowledge so they can achieve what you achieved
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GENERATIVITY VS STAGNATION - 25-65 MIDDLE AGE ADULT

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wanting to contribute to the next generation

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Generativity

21
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being selfish and not wanting to share with other people

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Stagnation

22
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PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY

Must achieve tasks before death

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EGO INTEGRITY VS DESPAIR - 65-ABOVE OLD ADULT OR ELDERLY