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When is the oral stage?
1st YEAR.
the 1st stage in Freud's theory.
primary source of satisfaction and pleasure is ORAL activity

ORAL - anal - phallic - latency - genital
When is the anal stage?
1-3 YEARS
the 2nd stage in Freud's theory.
primary source of pleasure comes from DEFECATION.

oral - ANAL - phallic - latency - genital
When is the phallic stage?
3-6 YEARS.
The 3rd stage in Freud's theory.
Sexual pleasure is focused on the GENITALIA
When is the latency period?
6-12 YEARS.
the 4th stage in Freud's theory.
sexual energy gets channeled into SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE activities.
When is the genital stage?
ADOLESCENCE~
the 5th and the final stage in Freud's theory.
sexual maturation is complete and SEXUAL INTERCOURSE becomes a major goal
When does this crisis occur?
basic trust vs mistrust
1st YEAR.
Erikson's 1st crisis.
- if not, later difficulty forming intimate relationships
When does this crisis occur?
autonomy vs shame and doubt
1-3.5 YEARS
Erikson's 2nd crisis
- sense of AUTONOMY, self-control
- if not, doubt their abilities, feel a general sense of shame
When does this crisis occur?
initiative vs guilt
4-6 YEARS Erikson's 3rd crisis
- develop CONSCIENCE, internalize values
- crisis of balancing between initiative and guilt
When does this crisis occur?
industry vs inferiority
6-PUBERTY
Erikson's 4th crisis
- EGO development, master cognitive and social skills
- if yes, sense of competence, if not, inadequacy or inferiority
When does this crisis occur?
identity vs role confusion
ADOLESCENCE-EARLY ADULTHOOD
Erikson's 5th crisis
- achievement of IDENTITY
- physical, sexual, social pressures