Erikson's Psychosocial Stages Quiz

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What is the primary virtue achieved in the stage of development from 40 to 65 years?

Love
Fidelity
Purpose
Care (correct)

Which stage of Erikson's psychosocial development focuses on forming intimate relationships?

Trust versus mistrust
Identity versus confusion
Intimacy versus isolation (correct)
Generativity versus stagnation

At what age range does the stage of integrity versus despair occur?

40 to 65 years
65 years and older (correct)
Infant to 18 months
21 to 39 years

What virtue is associated with the stage of identity versus confusion?

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During which developmental stage do children learn initiative and face guilt?

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Trust vs. Mistrust

During infancy, children learn if the world is a trustworthy place. During this stage, individuals develop a sense of hope.

Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt

The child begins to assert independence by exploring, testing limits, and developing a sense of 'I can do it'.

Initiative vs. Guilt

Children learn to take initiative and become more assertive, but if they are constantly criticized, they may develop feelings of guilt.

Industry vs. Inferiority

Children develop a sense of competence by learning new skills, but if they are unsuccessful, they may develop feelings of inferiority.

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Identity vs. Confusion

Teenagers explore, experiment, and form their own identity. They learn to define themselves, but if they struggle, they may feel confused about their place in the world.

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Study Notes

Erikson's Psychosocial Stages

65 years and older: Integrity versus despair. Virtue: Wisdom.
40 to 65 years: Generativity versus stagnation. Virtue: Care.
21 to 39 years: Intimacy versus isolation. Virtue: Love.
13 to 21 years: Identity versus confusion. Virtue: Fidelity.
5 to 13 years: Industry versus inferiority. Virtue: Competency.
Three to five years: Initiative versus guilt. Virtue: Purpose.
18 months to three years: Autonomy versus shame/doubt. Virtue: Will.
Infant to 18 months: Trust versus mistrust. Virtue: Hope.

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Test your understanding of Erik Erikson's eight stages of psychosocial development. This quiz covers the virtues and conflicts associated with each stage, from trust versus mistrust to integrity versus despair. Perfect for psychology students or anyone interested in human development.