Freud, Erikson, Piaget & Kohlberg Theories Flashcards
EXAM 1 content - ch 26, 27, & 28: theoretical foundations
what was Freud all about?
development of personality & cognitive function
what are Freud’s theory stages in order?
- oral
- anal
- phallic
- latency
- genital
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what is the age range for the oral phase?
0-1 year old
what happens at the oral stage?
children get pleasure from oral activities
- sucking & tasting
- things in their mouth
what is the age range for the anal stage?
2-3 years old
what happens at the anal stage?
children begin potty training
what is the age range for the phallic stage?
3-6 years old
what happens at the phallic stage?
opposite sex parent attraction
- boys more attached to mom
- girls more attached to dad
what age range is the latency stage?
6 yo - puberty (after 12 yo)
what happens in the latency stage?
children spend more time & interact mostly with same sex peers
what is the age range for the genital stage?
beyond puberty ( > 12 yo)
what happens in the genital stage?
individuals are more attracted to the opposite sex peers
what is Erikson all about?
psychosocial development
what are the Erikson’s theory stages in order?
- infancy
- early childhood
- play age
- school age
- adolescence
- early adulthood
- middle age
- old age
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what is the age range of the infancy stage?
0-1 year old
what is the basic conflict of the infancy stage?
trust vs mistrust
what is happening in the infancy stage?
trust/mistrust that basic needs (nourishment & affection) will be met
what is the age range of the early childhood stage?
1-3 years old
what is the basic conflict in the early childhood stage?
autonomy vs shame/doubt
what is happening in the early childhood stage?
develops a sense of independence in tasks
what is the age range of the play stage?
3-6 yo
what is the basic conflict of the play stage?
initiative vs guilt
what is happening in the play stage?
will try to take initiative on activities, but will develop guilt if unsuccessful or when boundaries are overstepped