10 Questions
What is the main focus of the industry versus inferiority stage?
Comparing oneself to others and developing competence
Which negative outcome is associated with the identity versus role confusion stage?
Experiencing identity confusion and uncertainty
In the intimacy versus isolation stage, what is the positive outcome associated with successfully establishing intimate relationships?
Developing a sense of connectedness and intimacy
What is the key characteristic of the generativity versus stagnation stage in middle adulthood?
Focusing on contributing to society and leaving a lasting legacy
What is the potential negative consequence of being discouraged or restricted in activities during the stage of purpose and initiative?
Developing feelings of guilt and inadequacy
During Erikson's trust versus mistrust stage, what will happen if an infant's needs are consistently met and they feel loved and cared for?
They will develop a sense of trust in others
What is the key psychosocial crisis in Erikson's autonomy versus shame and doubt stage?
Feeling shame and doubt about abilities
What happens if a child is encouraged and supported in their efforts during the autonomy versus shame and doubt stage?
They will develop a sense of autonomy and self-confidence
If an infant develops a sense of mistrust and insecurity during the trust versus mistrust stage, what may result from this later in life?
Difficulty trusting others
What does the initiative versus guilt stage in Erikson's theory primarily focus on?
Asserting independence and making choices
Learn about the eight key stages in Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, starting with trust versus mistrust in infancy. Explore how individuals navigate through various crises to progress successfully in life.
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