Erikson's Psychosocial Stages and Super's Career Developmental Theory

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Flashcards covering Erik Erikson's Eight Psychosocial Stages and Donald Super's Career Developmental Theory, including their respective conflicts, virtues, and life stages.

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What is the basic conflict in Erikson's first psychosocial stage (0–1 year)?

Trust vs. Mistrust

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Which virtue is associated with the Trust vs. Mistrust stage?

Hope

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What is the primary characteristic of the Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt stage (1–3 years)?

Children begin to explore independence by doing simple tasks; support builds confidence, while overcontrol leads to doubt.

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In Erikson's theory, what virtue is gained during the Initiative vs. Guilt stage (3–6 years)?

Purpose

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During the Industry vs. Inferiority stage (6–12 years), what leads to a sense of competence?

Success in learning new skills and achieving tasks during the school years.

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What is the primary psychosocial task of adolescence (12–18 years) according to Erikson?

Identity vs. Role Confusion

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Failure to resolve the identity crisis in adolescence results in what state?

Role confusion or uncertainty about who the individual is.

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What represents the 'Establishment Stage' in Donald Super's theory (25–44 years)?

Individuals enter the workforce, build their careers, gain experience, and seek stability or promotions.

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What virtue is associated with the Intimacy vs. Isolation stage in young adulthood?

Love

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According to Erikson, what is the conflict faced during middle adulthood?

Generativity vs. Stagnation

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What describes the 'Generativity' aspect of middle adulthood?

Contributing to society, raising families, and guiding others or mentoring younger individuals.

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In late adulthood, what does a sense of fulfillment lead to?

Integrity

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Who developed the career developmental theory that emphasizes a life-span approach and vocational behaviors at different stages?

Donald Super

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What are the five stages of Donald Super's Career Development Theory?

  1. Growth, 2. Exploration, 3. Establishment, 4. Maintenance, 5. Decline/Disengagement
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During which of Super's stages do individuals update their skills and adapt to workplace changes (45–64 years)?

Maintenance Stage

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What characterizes the 'Growth Stage' (Birth–14 years) in Super's theory?

Individuals develop interests, abilities, and attitudes toward work, often imagining future roles based on early experiences.

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At what age did Hidilyn Diaz participate in the Beijing Olympics, marking her active exploration stage?

1717

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According to the transcript, which athlete's career path is used to exemplify Super's Career Development Theory?

Hidilyn Diaz

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In Super's theory, what occurs during the 'Decline / Disengagement Stage' (65 years and above)?

Individuals reduce work responsibilities and prepare for retirement, focusing on personal life and leisure.

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What virtue is developed during the final psychosocial stage, Integrity vs. Despair?

Wisdom