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PSY 216 Final Review

Erikson

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ego identity a clear sense of what and who one is within the cultural and environmental situation in which one exists
Infancy/ Oral-Sensory (basics) 0-18 months relatively helpless, someone has to feed, hold, cuddle, keep warm
Early Childhood/ Muscular anal(basics) 18 months-3 years. movement but not much thinking. accident prone at this stage
Play Age/ Locomotor genital (basics) 3-6 years. preoperational, conceptual development, coordinated movements. can imagine and create
School Age, Latency (basics) 7-12 years. concrete operations, further motor development, ability to plan and carry out, accomplish tasks
Puberty (basics) 13-18 years (or later). unfolding self. physical changes. who you are is now independent of your family of origin.
Young Adulthood (basics) if identity in puberty was successful, intimacy will present itself.
Adulthood (basics) about ages 45-60. fewer struggles. life is more routine. awareness of mortality. need to find meaning, contribute to something that transcends the self
Maturity (basics) old age. Over 60 years. most choices have been made and can not be changed.
Infancy (stage) Trust vs mistrust. favorable ratio= hope
Early childhood (stage) autonomy vs shame and doubt. (baby-proof house vs slap hands) favorable ratio= self will or autonomy
Play age (stage) initiate vs guilt. favorable ratio= purpose
School age (stage) industry vs inferiority. favorable ratio= competence
Puberty (stage) Identity vs role diffusion. favorable ratio= fidelity
Young Adulthood (stage) intimacy vs isolation. favorable ratio= love
Adulthood (stage) generativity vs stagnation. favorable ratio= care G= creating something that will transcend oneself. S= meaningless activities
Maturity (stage) integrity (content w/ life) vs despair (regrets). Favorable ratio= book says wisdom, Professor says perspective
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