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Psychosocial Theory by Erikson
A modified and extended version of the Freudian theory that emphasizes the influence of society on the developing personality
Psychosocial Theory by Erikson
A modified and extended version of the Freudian theory that emphasizes the influence of society on the developing personality
Crisis
A major psychosocial challenge that is particularly important at that time and will remain an issue to some degree throughout the rest of life
Virtue
Also called strength, the successful outcome of each stage
Core Pathology
A negative trait or pattern of behavior that can hinder their development and well-being
Trust vs. Mistrust
Crisis of Infancy
Withdrawal
Core Pathology of Infancy
Hope
Virtue of Infancy
Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt
Crisis of Toddlerhood
Compulsion
Core Pathology of Toddlerhood
Will
Virtue of Toddlerhood
Initiative vs. Guilt
Crisis of Early Childhood
Inhibition
Core Pathology of Early Childhood
Purpose
Virtue of Early Childhood
Industry vs. Inferiority
Crisis of Middle and Late Childhood
Inertia
Core Pathology of Middle and Late Childhood
Competence
Virtue of Middle and Late Childhood
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Crisis of Adolescence
Role Repudiation
Core Pathology of Adolescence
Fidelity
Virtue of Adolescence
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Crisis of Young Adulthood
Exclusivity
Core Pathology of Young Adulthood
Love
Virtue of Young Adulthood
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Crisis of Middle Adulthood
Rejectivity
Core Pathology of Middle Adulthood
Care
Virtue of Middle Adulthood
Integrity vs. Despair
Crisis of Late Adulthood
Disdain
Core Pathology of Late Adulthood
Wisdom
Virtue of Late Adulthood