PSY-2210 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Joan Erikson, Erik Erikson, Anna Freud
30 Aug 2016
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Influenced by sigmund and anna freud, peter blos, robert white, jean. Psychosocial evolution: a construct proposed by julian huxley, the range of human abilities that allows us to gather knowledge from our ancestors and transmit it to our descendants. Central processes for resolving the crisis at each stage: 5. Coping the process through which people generate new behaviors to meet new challenges. Hope remains constant throughout life that more sturdy resolutions of the basic confrontation may be realized : psychosocial conflict during early school age is initiative vs. guilt. Infancy- from birth to 2 years: 3. Early school age- 4 to 6 years: 5. Middle childhood- 6 to 12 years: 6. Later adolescence- 18 to 24 years: 9. Early adulthood- 24 to 34 years: 10. Later adulthood- 60 to 75 years: 11. Theories of human development emerge and change within a cultural and historical context. The differentiation of adolescence into two stages is a product of: 1.
