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    This document outlines Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, describing the key conflict or task at each stage from infancy through older adulthood. In infancy, the conflict is trust vs mistrust, in toddlerhood it is autonomy vs shame and doubt, and in the preschool years it is initiative vs guilt. During school age the conflict is industry vs inferiority, in adolescence it is identity vs role confusion, and in young adulthood it is intimacy vs isolation. Middle adulthood involves generativity vs stagnation, and older adulthood deals with integrity vs despair. Each stage involves developing new skills or abilities while maintaining a stable sense of self.

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    This document outlines Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, describing the key conflict or task at each stage from infancy through older adulthood. In infancy, the conflict is trust vs mistrust, in toddlerhood it is autonomy vs shame and doubt, and in the preschool years it is initiative vs guilt. During school age the conflict is industry vs inferiority, in adolescence it is identity vs role confusion, and in young adulthood it is intimacy vs isolation. Middle adulthood involves generativity vs stagnation, and older adulthood deals with integrity vs despair. Each stage involves developing new skills or abilities while maintaining a stable sense of self.

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    This document outlines Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, describing the key conflict or task at each stage from infancy through older adulthood. In infancy, the conflict is trust vs mistrust, in toddlerhood it is autonomy vs shame and doubt, and in the preschool years it is initiative vs guilt. During school age the conflict is industry vs inferiority, in adolescence it is identity vs role confusion, and in young adulthood it is intimacy vs isolation. Middle adulthood involves generativity vs stagnation, and older adulthood deals with integrity vs despair. Each stage involves developing new skills or abilities while maintaining a stable sense of self.

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    Infant

    Trust vs Mistrust

    Needs maximum
    comfort with minimal
    uncertainty
    to trust himself/herself,
    others, and the
    environment

    Toddler

    Autonomy vs
    Shame and Doubt

    Works to master
    physical environment
    while maintaining
    self-esteem

    Preschooler

    Initiative vs Guilt

    Begins to initiate, not


    imitate, activities;
    develops
    conscience and sexual
    identity

    School-Age
    Child

    Industry vs
    Inferiority

    Tries to develop a sense


    of self-worth by
    refining skills

    Adolescent

    Identity vs Role
    Confusion

    Tries integrating many


    roles (child, sibling,
    student, athlete,
    worker) into a selfimage under role model
    and peer pressure

    Young Adult

    Intimacy vs
    Isolation

    Learns to make personal


    commitment to another
    as
    spouse, parent or
    partner

    Middle-Age
    Adult

    Generativity vs
    Stagnation

    Seeks satisfaction
    through productivity in
    career, family, and
    civic interests

    Older Adult

    Integrity vs
    Despair

    Reviews life
    accomplishments, deals
    with loss
    and preparation for
    death

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