Erik Erikson

Question 1

Suggests that an individual’s personality develops throughout the lifespan based on a ________________

Answer 1

Series of social relationship

Question 2

He emphasized the social relationships that are important at each stage of personality development

Answer 2

Erik Erikson

Question 3

__________ are the characteristics strength which the ego can use to resolve subsequent crisis

Answer 3

Basic Virtues

Question 4

In this stage children begin to learn the ability to trust others. This is established from the consistency of their caregivers.

Answer 4

Trust vs. Mistrust

Question 5

In this stage children begin to learn the ability to trust others. This is established from the consistency of their caregivers.

Answer 5

Trust vs. Mistrust

Question 6

When trust develops well, the child achieves confidence and security in the world and is capable of feeling secure.

Answer 6

Trust vs Mistrust

Question 7

Children begin to claim their power and control through leading play and other social interactions.

Answer 7

Initiative Vs. Guilt

Question 8

Children who are fruitful at this stage feel adequate and capable to direct others. Those who fail to acquire these abilities possess feelings of guilt, self-doubt, and lack of initiative

Answer 8

Initiative vs Guilt

Question 9

The resolution or virtue of this conflict is hope vs fear

Answer 9

Trust vs Mistrust

Question 10

The resolution or virtues of this conflict is care vs selfishness

Answer 10

Generativity vs Stagnation

Question 11

The resolution or virtues of this conflict is wisdom vs Despair

Answer 11

Integrity vs Despair

Question 12

What is the resolution or virtues of this conflict, industry vs inferiority

Answer 12

Competence vs inferiority

Question 13

What is the conflict of this virtues or resolution, fidelity vs uncertainty

Answer 13

Identity vs confusion

Question 14

What is the conflict of love vs promiscuity

Answer 14

Intimacy vs isolation

Question 15

It is the acceptance of the cycle of life, from integration to disintegration

Answer 15

Autonomy vs shame

Question 16

It is the existential identity; a sense of integrity strong enough to withstand physical disintegration

Answer 16

Integrity vs Despair

Question 17

This is the appreciation of interdependence and relatedness

Answer 17

Basic Trust vs Mistrust

Question 18

This is the humor; empathy and resilience

Answer 18

Initiative vs Guilt

Question 19

This is the sense of complexity of relationship; value of tenderness and loving freely

Answer 19

Intimacy vs isolation

Question 20

The children begin to become mobile and develop physical at this age

Answer 20

Autonomy vs shame doubt

Question 21

Children become to proclaimed their power and control through leading play and other social interaction

Answer 21

Initiative vs Guilt

Question 22

This stage where children establish self-confidence in their achievements

Answer 22

Industry vs inferiority

Question 23

When children proclaim their independence by walking away from their caregiver

Answer 23

Autonomy vs shame doubt

Question 24

Children who are fruitful at this age feel adequate and capable of direct others

Answer 24

Initiative vs Guilt

Question 25

The children begin task, finalize them, and feel good about they accomplished

Answer 25

Industry vs inferiority

Question 26

Throughout adolescence, children examine their independence and explore their sense of self

Answer 26

Identity vs Role confusion

Question 27

In this stage, we begin to establish careers, settle down with a relationship and start our own families.

Answer 27

Generativity vs Stagnation

Question 28

When we have grown older and have become senior citizens

Answer 28

Ego Integrity vs Despair

Question 29

During this time, we start pondering/look back/reminisce our accomplishments and we develop integrity/sense of pride/honor if we see ourselves as leading a successful life.

Answer 29

Ego Integrity vs Despair

Question 30

What are the ages of Erik Erikson theory

Answer 30

Infancy, Early Childhood, Play age, School ge, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Adulthood, and Old age

Question 31

Successful completion of each stages results in a _____________________

Answer 31

Healthy personality and the acquisition of basic virtues

Question 32

Erik Erikson identified 8 stages, each stages represent a ___________

Answer 32

Conflict or developmental task

Question 33

Basic Virtues are characteristics strength which ego can use to resolve _________

Answer 33

Subsequent Crisis