8 stages

Question 1

The teenager begins to make choices about adult roles, and with the resolution of this identity crisis a sense of fidelity or membershipr with society is integrated into the personality (teenage years)

Answer 1

Stage 5, Self-identity vs. Role Diffusion

Question 1

The young adult establishes an intimate relationship with a partner and family; the capacity to love is achieived (young adulthood)

Answer 1

Stage 6, Intimacy and Solidarity vs. Isolation

Question 2

The mature adult reflects on hisher own value, and shares with the younger generation the knowledge gained; wisdom is acquired (maturity)

Answer 2

Stage 8, Integrity vs. Despair

Question 3

The child gains social skills and a gender role identity; a sense of purpose is integrated into the personality (preschool age)

Answer 3

Stage 3, Initiative vs. Guilt

Question 4

The child realizes that he/she can control bodily functions; self-controlled will is integrated into personality (2 to 4 years)

Answer 4

Stage 2, Autonomy vs. Doubt and Shame

Question 5

The child gains a sense of security through peers and gains mastery over activities of his/her age group; a feeling of competency is integrated into the personality (elementary school age)

Answer 5

Stage 4, Industry vs. Inferiority

Question 7

The adult finds security in the contribution of his/her chose personal/professional roles; the capacity to care is achieved (middle adulthood)

Answer 7

Stage 7, Generativity vs. Self-absorption

Question 8

The infant/baby realizes that survival and comfort needs wil be met; hope is integrated into the personality (birth to 18 months)

Answer 8

Stage 1, Basic Trust vs. Mistrust