8 Stages of Development by Erik Erikson

Erikson's theory of psychosocial development identifies eight stages in which a healthy individual should pass through from birth to death. At each stages we encounter different needs, ask new questions and meet people who influence our behavior and learning. #learn #development
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1) Basic Trust vs. Mistrust, Infancy (1-2 years)
As infants, we ask ourselves if we can trust the world and we wonder if it's safe. We learn that if we can trust someone now, we can also trust others in the future. If we experience fear, we develop doubt and mistrust. The key to our development is our mother.
2) Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt, Early childhood (2-4 years)
In our early childhood, we experience ourselves and discover our body. We ask: is it okay to be me? If we are allowed to discover ourselves, then we develop self-confidence. If we are not, we can develop shame and self-doubt. Both parents now play a major role.
3) Initiative vs. Guilt, Preschool Age (4-5 years)
In preschool, we take initiative, try out new things, and learn basic principles like how round things roll. We ask: Is it okay for me to do what I do? If we are encouraged, we can follow our interests. If we are held back or told that what we do is silly, we can develop guilt. We are now learning from the entire family.
4) Industry vs. Inferiority, School Age (5-12 years)
Now we discover our own interests and realize that we are different from others. We want to show that we can do things right. We ask if we can make it in this world? If we receive recognition from our teachers or peers we become industrious, which is another word for hard-working. If we get too much negative feedback, we start to feel inferior and lose motivation. Our neighbors and schools now influence us the most.
5) Identity vs. Role Confusion, Adolescence (13-19 years)
During adolescence, we learn that we have different social roles. We are friends, students, children, and citizens. Many experience an identity crises. If our parents now allow us to go out and explore, we can find an identity. If they push us to conform to their views, we can face role confusion and feel lost. Key to our learning are our peers and role models.
6) Intimacy vs. Isolation, Early Adulthood (20-40 years)
As young adults, we slowly understand who we are and we start to let go of the relationships we had built earlier in order to fit in. We ask ourselves if we can love? If we can make a long-term commitment, we are confident and happy. If we cannot form intimate relationships, we might end up feeling isolated and lonely. Our friends and partners are now central to our development.
7) Generativity vs. Stagnation - Adulthood (40-65)
When we reach our forties we become comfortable, use our leisure time creatively and maybe begin contributing to society. Our concern is Generativity. If we think that we are able to lead the next generation into this world, we are happy. If we did not resolve some conflicts earlier, we can become pessimistic and experience stagnation. People at home and at work are now who influence us most.
8) Ego Integrity vs. Despair, Maturity (65-death)
As we grow older we tend to slow down and begin to look back over our lives. We ask: how have I done? If we think we did well, we develop feelings of contentment and integrity. If not, we can experience despair and become grumpy and bitter. Time to compare us with mankind.
Erik Erikson was a German-American psychologist who together with his wife Joan, became known for his work on psychosocial development. He was influenced by Sigmund and Anna Freud and became famous for coining the phrase "identity crisis." Although Erikson lacked even a bachelor's degree, he served as a professor at Harvard and Yale.

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1 ) Basic trust vs mistrust - infancy stage 2 ) Autonomy vs shame and doubt - early childhood 3 ) Initiative vs guilt - preschool 4 ) Industry vs inferiority - school age 5 ) Identity vs role confusion - Adolescence 6 ) Intimacy vs isolation 7 ) Generativity vs stagnation 8 ) Ego integrity vs despair

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So glad to have discovered this. I look at these stages and realise that in many instances, I got the "bad" result. And yet I've still struggled on despite the distrust, shame, guilt and identity crisis that plagued me. I'm glad that I'm becoming a teacher and I'm in generative mode. A chance arises now to be someone who can stop "bad results" for another generation.

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Erikson's theory of psychosocial development (stage theory) tells us that we should go through 8 stages of life development from birth to death. At each stage, we encounter different needs, ask questions, and meet new people that affect our judgment and experience in our lives. Each stage is a challenge for each individual, and if we cannot pass through the stage, we cannot advance to another stage but are stuck in the problems we haven't resolved within. 1st stage - trust vs mistrust (age: 0 - 2 or infancy) We feel anxious the time we leave our mother's womb and come into the new world. We question whether we can trust others. If our caretaker provides us love and care, we would feel warm and comfortable around people, and thus develop trust. If our caretaker makes us fear, we would not easily trust others, afraid that they will be bad for us too, thus untrust. - Key person: caretaker(basically our mom) 2nd stage - autonomy vs shame & doubt (age: 2 - 4 or early childhood) We start to know about our existence, the characteristic of us, that comes down from our parents. We question whether it is okay to learn and explore that ourselves. If our parents allow us to explore, we will gain more confidence, more self-confidence. If our parents discourage us to explore, in some way due to tradition, or certain rules, we will doubt ourselves, even feel shame, thus become less confident. - Key person: parents (mom and dad) 3rd stage - initiative vs guilt (age: 4 - 5 or pre-school) We begin to get curious about everything, try different things, and take initiative. Exploring, and taking up the things we are interested in is fun if we receive encouragement from our family members. Otherwise, if they tell us that the things we are interested in are foolish or dumb, we will feel like we have done a thing we shouldn't do, thus forming guilt. - Key person: our whole family (including siblings, aunts, grandparents...) 4th stage - industry vs inferior (age: 5 - 12 or school-age) If we have passed the 3rd stage, we have discovered our interests. We wanna prove that we can do great in the things we are interested in. If we get the approval of what we are interested in, we will get the motivation to do it more, thus more enjoyable. If we get disapproval, we may feel inferior, thus no motivation to pursue our interest. - For my exp: I have been interested in table tennis since I was 9 in school. And I got in the table tennis club in school and got trained. My family, friends, teachers, and coach are really supportive, and thus really enjoy it. - my opinion: I believe I am at the identity foreclosure stage at that point since I really wanna be varsity in table tennis due to my coach at that point lol. 5th stage - identity vs role-confusion(age: 12 - 20 or adolescence / young adulthood) - We find ourselves that we obtain multiple roles, a friend, a student, and a member of society. - We start to have an identity crisis(coin by Eric too) and feel lost. - If people around us allow us to discover ourselves freely, we will eventually find our own identity. - Otherwise, if other people, like parents, or adults, want us to fit into the role they have "paved" for us, and disapprove us to discover ourselves, we will conflict with our "identity", thus leading to role confusion. 6th stage - intimacy vs isolation(early adulthood or age: 20 - 40) - after passing the stage of identity, we find our own identity, and break the relationships with not so important one to fit in to the true belonging group. We wonder if we can find love in this stage, if yes, we are happy, and if not, we feel lonely. - key figures: friends and partners 7th stage - generativity vs stagnation (adulthood - 40 - 65) - In this stage, we find self-interest, love, and the ability to feed ourselves already. So we start to think about our next generation and contribute to society. If they happy, we happy. Otherwise, if the stages before haven't resolve yet, we may face a lot of conflicts in our life. - Key figure: family and work members 8th stage - ego integrity vs despair - we think back of our life, the goods and bad. If we think back and feel content about them, we are living enough and thus, content. Otherwise, we might be sad and regret to all the decision we have been made, which affect our mood.

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I paraphrased all the text and removed plagiarism, and changed grammar and spelling mistakes. Erikson's theory of psychosocial development (stage theory) teaches us that we should all go through eight stages of life development from birth until death at old age. At each step, we confront new demands, ask further questions, and meet new people, influencing our judgment and life experience. Each step is a struggle for each person, and if we can't get through it, we won't be able to move on to the next one, and we'll be trapped with the difficulties we haven't solved yet. Trust vs mistrust is the first stage (age: 0 - 2 or infancy). When we leave our mother's womb and enter the world for the first time, we are nervous. We doubt our ability to trust others. We would feel warm and comfortable with people and establish trust if our caretaker provided us with love and care. If our caretaker makes us fearful, we will be hesitant to trust others, afraid they will be untrustworthy. - The caretaker is a key figure. Autonomy vs shame & doubt in the second stage (age: 2 - 4 or early childhood) In our growth, both parents play an essential role. We begin to understand our existence and our inherited traits from our parents. We wonder if it's okay for us to learn and experiment independently. We will get more confidence and self-assurance if our parents let us explore. Suppose, on the other hand. Our parents forbid us from exploring in some way because of tradition or specific regulations. We start to doubt ourselves, feel ashamed, and lose confidence. - Parents are the most important people. Initiative vs Guilt in the third stage (age: 4 - 5 or pre-school) We begin to be curious about everything, try new things and take charge of our own lives. We learn fundamental concepts such as how round things roll. We begin to investigate and test ourselves. We grow and progress when we receive support from our family members; we can acquire Guilt if we are told what we do is ridiculous or incorrect. We are now receiving instruction and learning from the entire family. 4th stage - inadequacy vs industry (Age range: 5 to 12 years old or school-aged) If we've made it to the third stage, we've identified our passions and how we vary from others. We want to demonstrate that we can do things correctly and independently. We become more diligent and hardworking when we obtain praise from our teachers or peers. On the other hand, when we receive too much negative feedback, we feel inadequate and lose motivation. Our immediate surroundings, as well as our school, now have the most significant influence on us. 5th stage - identity vs role-confusion (age: 12 - 20 or adolescence / young adulthood) - During adolescence, we learn that we all have different social roles. We are Children, friends, students and citizens; many people experience an identity crisis (also a terminology coined by Erik Ericsson). However, If our parents allow us to go out and explore the world around us, we can find our identity. On the other hand, if we are pushed to conform to their views and opinions, we can face role confusion and feel lost. Our friends and role models are crucial to our learning. Intimacy vs isolation in the sixth stage (early adulthood or age: 20 - 40) We begin to realise who we are as young adults, and we begin to let go of the relationships we made in our younger years to fit in with newer social groups. We ask ourselves if we can love and commit if we are confident and content for a long time. If we cannot build close relationships, we risk becoming isolated and experiencing feelings of loneliness. Our friends and partners play an essential role in our growth. 7th stage - generativity vs stagnation (adulthood - 40 - 65) When we reach our forties, we become more at ease, creatively utilise our free time, and begin to contribute more to society. It is generativity that we are concerned with. We're content if we believe we can guide the next generation into this world. However, we can become negative and stagnant if we have unresolved disputes. People and our workplaces now have the most significant influence on us. 8th stage - ego integrity vs despair (Maturity 65 -Death) We tend to slow down as we become older and begin to reflect on our lives; if we believe we did well, we develop emotions of contentment and integrity. Otherwise, we may experience despondency and resentment.

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I mostly identify with the latter result in each stage. I was waiting for "regret" to show up, but I suppose "despair" fills that role well enough.

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Same with me. But that doesn't mean we give up. Just try to grow and learn from that. It wasn't our fault. We had shitty upbringing. But realize that our parents did the best they knew how to do. Focus on our strengths and realize that, in spite of our negative upbringing, we CAN CHOOSE positively! Our past doesn't have to define us! Don't look back on our past, but grow from it and COMMIT to being the best of who we are!

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stage 1- trust vs mistrust stage 2- autonomy vs shame + guilt stage 3- initiative vs guilt stage 4- industry vs inferiority stage 5- identity vs role confusion stage 6- intimacy vs isolation stage 7- generativity vs stagnation stage 8- ego integrity vs despair

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The video is very informative, however I find for modern day his theory is slightly out dated as I believe the identity vs. role confusion can start before 13 and last long into someone's 20's. Sometimes even longer. It also overlaps with generality vs. stagnation also as young people these days use non-verbal communication such as computers to engage and build relationships.

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Some people's brains develope slower or quicker. I think this is a remarkable theory and to have some knowledge of it bringing up children is empowering to the child and caregiver.

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This is meant to be more of a general idea about when certain things usually happen. Not everyone follows it to a T but more usually start and/or end each stage within the set time

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I agree too, adolescence started for me when I was 11.

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@@billelwood1150 I don't think it's just that some of these are slower or faster than others, but that they also often overlap with each other. These are experiences people may go through at some point during these time periods, but it's odd to classify them as stages of development. I also speculate that many of these are more environmental rather than natural parts of human growth. For example, the reason Intimacy vs Isolation occurs in early adulthood in our culture is because that's when we're out of high school and lose much of our old support group. Identity vs Role Confusion often extends into the college years, overlapping with early adulthood. Only, because it's occurring after someone is out on their own, the primary influencers are going to be completely different. Ego Integrity vs Despair could also be faced by anyone feeling their death is imminent. Say, through a terminal illness. And I'm suspicious of the implication here that most trust issues stem from infancy.

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I am a huge proponant of Vygotsky's developmental theory. That being said I want to say that Erikson's frame on how children develop is definitely thought provoking and important to engage with, but ultimately much too structured to accurately describe human development. I've seen children who are much more adept and intelligent than so many other adults I know, and conversely there are children who have special needs in order to develop any further; who may be 16 years old, but have the mental faculties of a third grader. Rather than citing their genetics as the source of their intellect or lack thereof, I would assert it's their upbringing, the guidance they've received, and their access to novel information and and activities.

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Thanku sprouts your way of teaching is good and very useful and time saving while studying.

[@journeyinspirit]

0:35 "The key to our development is our mother" AND I OOPPP

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WarriorBoss at least, a good and loving Mother will not do any harm to her kids..

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WarriorBoss that and I oop shit is annoying as fuck

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Brittany Baker nah they made their choices

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[@journeyinspirit]

@RaptorM82 that explains a lot actually...

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Awesome video, way more interesting than my textbook. Thank you!!! :)

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big thank's for this video. very helpfull for my study

[@carlossousa-gomes6040]

This is a very good video to introduce this theory, good job. Although i have a question. Where did you fin the age groups for each stage? because i have been searching for weeks for a source for these age groups and i cant find anything, although everyone referes some ages (unconsistently), if you could help me out, it would mean a great deal to me! i need this for my thesis! keep up the good work! :)

[@ColinEllis61]

It is an interesting video and a good refresher of Erickson. It is interesting how heteronormative this is though. A child may not have a specific parent figure, or have only one parent, or have same-sex parents. There are multiple social constructs through each individual's life. How does this model work in these examples. People can develop positively in these situations.

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[@yu-pobryanchen5283]

I learnt something new today about the stages and the age group in these stages

[@MrSmerc65]

Very helpful explanations.

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