Week 1 - Eriksons Stages Flashcards
There are ___ Stages in Psychosocial Development
They are…
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Trust vs. Mistrust Autonomy vs. Shame Initiative vs. Guilt Industry vs. Inferiority Identity vs. Identity Diffusion Intimacy vs. Isolation Generativity vs. Stagnation/Self-absorption Integrity vs. Despair
Stage one is _____ vs. ____
Main topic is…
Trust vs. Mistrust
Hope
Stage 2 is ___vs.____
Main topic is…
Autonomy vs. Shame
Willpower
Stage 3 is. _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Initiative vs guilt
Purpose
Stage 4 is _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Industry vs. Inferiority
Competence
Stage 5 is _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Identity vs. Identity diffusion
Fidelity
Stage 6 is. _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Identity vs. Isolation
Fidelity
Stage 7 is. _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Generativity vs. Stagnation/Self absorption
Caring
Stage 3 is. _______vs.________
Main topic is…
Integrity vs. Despair
Wisdom
Trust vs. Mistrust clinical behaviours include:
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Appropriate Attachment
Asking for assistance, expecting to receive
Able to give and receive info related to self and health
Able to differentiate how much to trust/distrust
Trust vs. Mistrust Stressors include:
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Unfamiliar environment/routine Inconsistent care Pain Lack of information Unmet needs Losses at critical times Sudden loss of function
Clinical behaviours of Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt:
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Ability to express opinions freely/disagree tactfully
Ability to delay gratification
Able to accept treatment plans and hospital regulations
Able to regulate ones behaviour
Able to make age appropriate decisions
What are the stressors for autonomy vs.shame/doubt
Overemphasis on unfair or rigid regulations
Cultural emphasis on guilt/shaming as a way of controlling behaviour
Limited opportunity to make choices in hospital setting
Limited allowance made for individuality
What are the clinical behaviours for initiative & guilt:
5
Able to develop realistic goals and initiate actions to meet them
Able to make mistakes without excess embarrassment
Able to be curious about health care
Able to work for goals
able to develop constructive fantasies and plans
What are their stressors for initiative & guilt:
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Significant change in life patterns that interferes wth role
Loss f a mentor, in adolescence or with a new job
LAck of ability to participate in planning care
Over involved parenting that doesn’t allow experimentation
Hypercritical authorities figures
No opportunity to play
What are the clinical behaviours to industry vs. Inferiority:
(5)
Work is meaningful and satisfying
Satisfying balance in lifestyle patterns
Able to work with others
Able to complete task and self care activities in line with capabilities
Able to express personal strengths and limitations
stressors for Industry vs. Inferiority:
3
Limited opportunit to learn/master tasks
Circumstances tha stops ones usual activities
Lack of cultural support for training
What are the clinical behaviours for identity vs.identity diffusion:
(3)
Able to establish friendships
Assert independence and dependence needs
Satisfaction with self-image and role in life
What are the stressors for identity vs. Identity diffusion
Lack of opportunity
Overprotective/neglectful parenting
Sudden change in appearance/health/status
LAck of same-sex role models
What are the clinical behaviours for Identity vs. Isolation
2
Able to express and act personal values
Consistent self perception with nurses and significant others
What are the clinical behaviours for Intimacy vs. Isolation:
4
Able to enter into strong reciprocal interpersonal relationships
able to identify available support system
Able to feel care from others
Able to be harmonious with friends and family
What are the stressor for intimacy vs. Isolation:
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Competitive Hidden agenda Projecting on others Lack of privacy Loss of significant others at critical times of development
What are the clinical behaviours for generativity vs. Stagnation/self absorption:
(5)
Shows age-appropriate activities
Develop realistic assessment of personal contribution to society
Develops ways to maximize productivity
Shows care for others and willing to share ideas and knowledge
healthy balance in work, family, and self-demands
Appropriate care of whatever one has created
What are the stressors for generativity vs. Stagnation/self absorption
Aging parents, while having adolescent children
Lay-off from career
“Me generation” attitude
Inability to function from previous manner
Children leaving home
Forced retirement
What are the clinical behaviours in integrity vs. Despair:
4
Satisfaction with lifestyle
Accept limitations while being productive
Accept certain death while accepting ones own contributions to life
lack of opportunity
What are the stressors for integrity vs. Despair:
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Rigid lifestyle
Loss of significant other
loss of physical/intellectual/emotional faculties
Loss of satisfying work/family roles
