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Erikson psychosocial development Flashcards

Learn Erikson's psychosocial developement

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stage 1

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trust vs mistrust (0-1)

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stage 2

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autonomy vs shame n doubt (1-3)

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stage 3

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initiative vs guilt (3-6)

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stage 4

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industry vs inferiority (6-12)

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stage 5

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identity vs role confusion (12-18, adolescence)

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stage 6

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intimacy vs isolation (young adult)

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stage 7

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generativity vs stagnation (middle adulthood)

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stage 8

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ego integrity vs despair (maturity, old age)

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What is the opposite?

trust

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mistrust

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What is the opposite?

autonomy

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shame and doubt

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What is the opposite?

initiative

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guilt

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What is the opposite?

industry

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inferiority

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What is the opposite?

identity

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role confusion

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What is the opposite?

intimacy

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isolation

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What is the opposite?

generativity

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stagnation

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What is the opposite?

ego integrity

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despair

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s1 virtue

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hope

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s2 virtue

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will power

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s3 virtue

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purpose

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s4 virtue

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competence

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s5 virtue

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fidelity

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s6 virtue

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love

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s7 virtue

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care

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s8 virtue

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wisdom

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s1 Freud

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sensory oral stage

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s1 trust vs mistrusr

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learning to trust caretaker. Reliability of caretaker important to learn trust

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s1 frustration

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weaning

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s2 Freud

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anal muscular stage

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s2 autonomy vs doubt n shame

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learn control over one’s body; learn limits; explore boundaries; what is hers, what is not; what is permissab;e and what is not; will power to not do what is not permissible; learn these without excessive shame or doubts doubt is brothe of shame

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s2 frustration

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dev sphincter ctl

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being shame at s2 leads to?

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repress rage and defiance

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s3 Freud

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genital/phallic/Oedipal/Electra developmental stage

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s3 frustration

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Arrival of new siblings; phy threat in relations to genital play

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s3 initiative vs guilt

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initiate role play to copy adults; initiate social role id consistent with his/her gender; initiate sexual curiosity; questions where babies come from; some masturbation; Guilt: sense of badness; Parents teach boundary without afflicting sense of badness on themselves, their bodies, or sex.

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s4 Freud

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Latency stage

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s4 Frustration

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Separation from hom

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s4 industry vs inferiority

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skills development which create sense of accomplishment and industry feel inferiority when competency cannot be achieved; Experience success and failure; Develop confidence through social, manual, mental dexterity; experience success in competition; Experience failure to learn realistic limitations and compensations; Expose to multiple good role models. To avoid inferiority, need to experience multiple areas to discover his/her best skills.

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s5 frustration

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Biologically ready for sexual expression vs cultural convention in limiting it; plus need for more emotional maturation

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s5 Identity vs role confusion

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Identity development - who am I? What group do I belong? Sexual orientation identity? Role in society? What are my values? Need group membership outside of family. Need to belong to group who can make worthwhile contribution to society.

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What is the most important stage according to Erikson?

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Stage 5, identity vs role confusion, 12-18 years old.

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s6 Intimacy vs isolation

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mate selection, starting family, experiencing intimacy with mate, friends, family. Commitment to family. Builds on prev stage of identity.

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s7 Generativity vs Stagnatioin

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Meaningful work, guiding next generation, betterment of society, coping with life changes like midlife crisis Stagnation is when one is self-absorpted instead of giving. Socializing in human relation instead of sexualizing in human realtion

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s8 Integrity vs despair

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Life review - has meaning or vanity. Can cope with death

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What stage is it?

trust vs mistrust (0-1)

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stage 1

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What stage is it?

autonomy vs shame n doubt (1-3)

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stage 2

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What stage is it?

initiative vs guilt (3-6)

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stage 3

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What stage is it?

industry vs inferiority (6-12)

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stage 4

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What stage is it?

identity vs role confusion (12-18, adolescence)

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stage 5

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What stage is it?

intimacy vs isolation (young adult)

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stage 6

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What stage is it?

generativity vs stagnation (middle adulthood)

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stage 7

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What stage is it?

ego integrity vs despair (maturity, old age)

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stage 8

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What is the opposite?

mistrust

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trust

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What is the opposite?

shame and doubt

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autonomy

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What is the opposite?

guilt

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initiative

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What is the opposite?

inferiority

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industry

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What is the opposite?

role confusion

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identity

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What is the opposite?

isolation

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intimacy

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What is the opposite?

stagnation

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generativity

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What is the opposite?

despair

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ego integrity

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