1. Erik Erikson

2. Birth to one year Dependent Trusted, will feel secure of the world Not trusted, will not feel secure of the world. Stage 1 TRUST VS. MISTRUST

3. Stage 2 Autonomy Vs. Shame Autonomy- independence or freedom Age-18 months to 3 years When children are feeling more in control and starting to do things themselves. If not completed, they have self-doubt If stage is completed, they are secure and confident.

4. Stage 3 Initiative vs. Guilt During the preschool years (3-6 years old.) Use of power and control. Able to lead others Sense of guilt. Initiative- is recognizing and doing what needs to be done before asked to do it. Ex: cleaning your room before being asked.

5. Stage 4 Industry vs. Inferiority School age 6-12, during latency Learning new skills Feeling of confidence Low self esteem Future success and feelings of inferiority

6. Stage 5 Identity vs. Role Confusion By: Vanessa Hollon, Cara D. & Sam McNamara 12-18 yrs old trying to find identity Struggling with social interactions & moral issues many go into a period of withdrawing from responsibilities most significant relationships are with peer groups during adolescence, children are exploring independence & developing a sense of self proper encouragement and reinforcement through personal exploration = a strong sense of self & a feeling of independence & control those who remain unsure of their beliefs & desires = insecure & confused about themselves & the future

7. -What is done to us, what we do. -Not a child anymore, but not yet an adult. -Our task is to discover who we are as individuals. -Thinking where were going and how were getting there. -They feel the need to establish their own identities.

8. 19-40 years old. Strong relationships Loneliness Love identity geniality. Promiscuity Exclusion Stage 6 Young Adult : Intimacy vs. Isolation

9. Stage 7: Generativity & Stagnation This stage usually occurs within the ages of 26 to 64 years of age. Generativity is the concern for people besides oneself and family, yearning to nurture and guide younger people and contribute to the next generation is developed within this stage. Stagnation is the fear that one will not succeed as much as they would like to in the world and will not leave a positive influence. Those who do not have a strong sense of creativity or are not spiritual in nature may not have completed this stage, those individuals that don’t will be stagnated or one without goals.

10. Stage 8 Integrity vs. despair 65 to death Late Adulthood Despair-look back at experience, fear death. Integrity- look back and see the happiness in their life, and make right choices. Stage 8 is recovering from stage 7