PSY100H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Life Review, Cognitive Development, Erogenous Zone
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Erikson"s concept of identity is a characteristic developmental adaptation. Its an aspect of personality that involves the resolution of important life tasks during a particular stage of development. Erikson has 8 stages, central conflict defines stage, conflict must be addressed in order to move on to next stage (page 351) Oral stage libido is expressed mainly through oral activities. Trust vs. mistrust infant seeks to establish a hopeful and trusting relation w/ the environment. Anal stage libido expressed in anus, manifested in bowel movement, shaped by toilet training. Autonomy vs. shame and doubt toddler seeks to establish themselves as an independent and competent agent in the environment. Phallic stage libido expressed through genital region. Initiative vs. guilt child experiences oedipus complex and becomes concerned w/ issues of power and taking initiative. Boys: intrusive mode of operation, being aggressive. Latency stage libido is rarely expressed in an overt manner.
