erikson's psychosocial dilemmas
- Created by: Shreeya Bhan
- Created on: 09-04-13 08:38
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- Erikson's psychosocial dilemmas (conflict b/w personal impulses and social world) due to new developmental tasks that must be mastered for optimal dev
- stage 1: trust (warmth, touching, love and care) vs mistrust (inadequate/unpredictable care, cold, rejecting parents) - can lead to insecurity, suspiciousness or inability to relate to to others
- stage 2: autonomy vs shame - parents must encourage children to try new skills but their first efforts can be accidental - if ridiculed or overprotected, they might have caused her to feel shameful about her actions and doubt her abilities
- stage 3: initiative vs guilt - feelings of guilt about initiating activities are formed if parents criticize severely, prevent play or discourage a child's questions
- stage 4: industry vs inferiority: conflict in middle childhood - lack of support for productive activities can lead to inferiority
- stage 5: identity vs role confusion:conflict of adolescence - role confusionoccurs when they dont know who they are and where they are going
- stage 6: intimacy vs isolation: ability to care about others and share experiences with them
- stage 7: generativity vs stagnation - caring about one's childrenorby helping other children - cannot be achieved if a person is stagnant with one's own needs and comforts
- stage 8: integrity vs despair:self respect and dignity vs remorse and regret
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