For their developmental theory paper, the author will discuss how they would think, feel, and act during early childhood according to Erikson and Freud's theories. During infancy, the author would be completely dependent on caregivers for nurturing and would cry often when needing something. As a toddler, the author would be learning independence through choosing their own clothes and foods, developing a sense of control. During early childhood, the author would start to interact more in the world and learn if they are good or bad through initiatives versus feelings of guilt. Freud's psychosexual theory also applies as the author would work on bowel and bladder control during this anal stage, with parenting style influencing negative outcomes if too lenient or strict.
For their developmental theory paper, the author will discuss how they would think, feel, and act during early childhood according to Erikson and Freud's theories. During infancy, the author would be completely dependent on caregivers for nurturing and would cry often when needing something. As a toddler, the author would be learning independence through choosing their own clothes and foods, developing a sense of control. During early childhood, the author would start to interact more in the world and learn if they are good or bad through initiatives versus feelings of guilt. Freud's psychosexual theory also applies as the author would work on bowel and bladder control during this anal stage, with parenting style influencing negative outcomes if too lenient or strict.
For their developmental theory paper, the author will discuss how they would think, feel, and act during early childhood according to Erikson and Freud's theories. During infancy, the author would be completely dependent on caregivers for nurturing and would cry often when needing something. As a toddler, the author would be learning independence through choosing their own clothes and foods, developing a sense of control. During early childhood, the author would start to interact more in the world and learn if they are good or bad through initiatives versus feelings of guilt. Freud's psychosexual theory also applies as the author would work on bowel and bladder control during this anal stage, with parenting style influencing negative outcomes if too lenient or strict.
For my developmental theory I chose the infancy and
childhood developmental stage for my paper. In this
paper I will tell you about how I would think, feel and act according to research and theory from the psych ebook, erickson and freud. To start off, the first theory is from the infant stage where I am completely dependent on being nurtured to survive. At this stage I will cry often for no reason at all. Sometimes I will cry when sick, hurt or hungry. I can also cause stress to my parents if they are truly loving and nurturing. I am also at the mercy of my genes what have I inherited from my parents, good and bad. While growing up i will be classified with the following class of a easy child at 40% another 10% are classified in the difficult children the have temper tantrums and moody the next is slow to warm at 15% they are the shy children who are soft spoken and not eager to new things and adventures the remaining 35% of children do not fit into another group. For the paper's purpose I will choose the slow to warm as my basis for my character.we start out as a little new born 7lbs 46ins long i am embraced in my mother arms the next 3 years i begin to trust and mistrust what i trust are my parents and/or caregiver from what i wear to what i eat during this time i am trusting that all my needs will be met flash forward three years. I am now a toddler. I can stand, walk and carry little conversation but u rarely speak unless spoken to i am learning new things about my surroundings. My mom is a real estate agent and my father is a welder i learn curse words from dad mom always sings me asleep with hymn at this stage erikson says i am beginning to choose my own clothes that i want to wear so i usually choose shorts and a t-shirt i have also began to pick out what foods i like and dislike i have began to develop my personal independence and control of myself this is the theory of shame and doubt this stage is important because the parents play a large part from being accepting that you don't like broccoli or they parent will force you to eat. The “shame” i feel can lead to mental health crisis like depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and low self-esteem.the third theory i will elaborate on is Initiative versus guilt during this developmental phase i will learn to interact in the world i begin to find out am i a good or bad person. I have an amazing time in school learning new things. I'm still shy but as the school year goes on I make friends to play with . I am also learning things I can and can't control like I can have a sharp pencil every day because I sharpen them at home the night before but Billy Joe doesn't and has to use my sharpener or the wall sharpener. Or how i practice the questions i miss on my math test to do better on the next one.most kids in this stage have guilt and it is important to limit that by telling the child this is a learning lesson it's okay to fail you just have to try again now that is erikson view on infancy to toddler.now freuds developmental theory for this stage of his five psychosexual stages is the anal stage in this stage i can expect to develop bowel and bladder control. My parents will play a large part on how i use the bathroom. Also According to Freud, inappropriate parental responses can result in negative outcomes. If parents take an approach that is too lenient, Freud suggested that an anal- expulsive personality could develop in which the individual has a messy, wasteful, or destructive personality.
If parents are too strict or begin toilet training too
early, Freud believed that an anal-retentive personality develops in which the individual is stringent, orderly, rigid, and obsessive.