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List and describe Erikson's stages of psychosocial development.

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  1. Erikson's stages are: (1) survival vs. extinction, (2) power vs. impotence, (3) play vs. purposelessness, (4) education vs. ignorance, (5) identity vs. diffusion, (6) intimacy vs. exclusion, (7) creativity vs. unproductiveness, and (8) fulfillment vs. disappointment.
  2. Erikson's stages are: (1) oral-sensory, (2) muscular-anal, (3) locomotor-genital, (4) latency, (5) adolescence, (6) young adulthood, (7) adulthood, and (8) maturity.
  3. Erikson's stages are: (1) trust vs. mistrust, (2) autonomy vs. shame and doubt, (3) initiative vs. guilt, (4) industry vs. inferiority, (5) identity vs. role confusion, (6) intimacy vs. isolation, (7) generativity vs. stagnation, and (8) ego integrity vs. despair.
  4. Erikson's stages are: (1) infancy, (2) toddlerhood, (3) preschool, (4) school age, (5) adolescence, (6) young adulthood, (7) middle adulthood, and (8) late adulthood.
  5. Erikson's stages are: (1) oral-auditory, (2) tactile-kinesthetic, (3) visual-spatial, (4) cognitive, (5) social, (6) vocational, (7) parental, and (8) grandparental.
  6. Erikson's stages are: (1) dependence vs. independence, (2) self-awareness vs. self-ignorance, (3) competence vs. incompetence, (4) work vs. play, (5) group identity vs. alienation, (6) relationships vs. solitude, (7) production vs. stagnation, and (8) reflection vs. despair.
  7. Erikson's stages are: (1) birth to 18 months, (2) 18 months to 3 years, (3) 3 to 5 years, (4) 5 to 12 years, (5) 12 to 18 years, (6) 18 to 40 years, (7) 40 to 65 years, and (8) 65 years and older.
  8. Erikson's stages are: (1) existential question vs. certainty, (2) learning vs. stagnation, (3) recognition vs. neglect, (4) dedication vs. inferiority, (5) exploration vs. confusion, (6) commitment vs. isolation, (7) contribution vs. self-absorption, and (8) acceptance vs. despair.
  9. Erikson's stages are: (1) sensory exploration, (2) self-control vs. self-doubt, (3) purpose vs. inhibition, (4) competence vs. failure, (5) fidelity vs. dissociation, (6) love vs. alienation, (7) care vs. apathy, and (8) wisdom vs. regret.
  10. Erikson's stages are: (1) nourishment vs. hunger, (2) mobility vs. stagnation, (3) autonomy vs. doubt, (4) learning vs. non-achievement, (5) personality vs. role confusion, (6) companionship vs. isolation, (7) management vs. mismanagement, and (8) acceptance vs. denial.

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