Personality Stages

Question 1

Prenatal stage one

Answer 1

Germinal, two weeks, zygote

Question 2

Prenatal stage two

Answer 2

Embryonic, two weeks to two months

Question 3

Prenatal stage three

Answer 3

Fetal, two months to nine months

Question 4

Some Pigs Can’t Fly

Answer 4

Same, soma, basics, 0-2
Preschool,2-7
Know logic, 7-11
Knows hypothetical logic, 11- adult

Question 5

Sensorimotor stage

Answer 5

Brith to 2, acquiring sensory information and motor movements, piaget

Question 6

Preoperational stage

Answer 6

Age 2-7, can understand language, not logic

Question 7

Concrete stage

Answer 7

7-11, think logically of concrete objects, now understand conversation, less egocentric

Question 8

Formal operational stage

Answer 8

Think logically about abstract principles, hypothetical deductive reasoning, 11-adulthood

Question 9

Trust versus mistrust

Answer 9

Attachment to caregivers, Wether or not they can trust their parents

Question 10

Autonomy versus shame and doubt

Answer 10

Whether they can do things or not, 2-3

Question 11

Initiative versus guilt

Answer 11

A let it do things by themselves and initiate themselves in the world, 4-6

Question 12

Industry versus inferiority

Answer 12

How they fit into the world, where their niche is, 6-adolescence

Question 13

Identity versus role confusion

Answer 13

How they establish themselves and their personality, adolescence

Question 14

Intimacy versus isolation

Answer 14

Whether relationships are worth it or whether or not they can settle down with the one, early adulthood

Question 15

Generativity versus stagnations

Answer 15

Whether they will stay as they are or change their normal lives, middle adulthood

Question 16

Ego integrity versus despair

Answer 16

Whether they have helped the future generations and left thief mark on the world or not, late adulthood

Question 17

Oral stage

Answer 17

Learns via mouth, 18 months

Question 18

Anal stage

Answer 18

Pleasure seeking through pooping, 18 months to 36 moths

Question 19

Phallic stage

Answer 19

Focused on the opposite sex, 3-6 years

Question 20

Latency stage

Answer 20

No sexual thoughts, avoids opposite sex, focuses on social skills, 6- puberty

Question 21

Genital stage

Answer 21

Nexus thoughts, hormones hit hard, relationships, puberty-adulthood

Question 22

Id

Answer 22

The devil on the shoulder

Question 23

Superego

Answer 23

The angel on the shoulder

Question 24

Ego

Answer 24

The poor sucker stuck between the Id and superego

Question 25

Authoritarian

Answer 25

Controlling, overprotective, dictatorship, Red Forman, Pearl

Question 26

Authoritative

Answer 26

Democracy, lenience on rules and understanding and communication between parent and child, like Garnet

Question 27

Permissive

Answer 27

Let their kid run freely, don’t care, let them learn through consequences via actions, like Amethyst.