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12 Cards in this Set
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Peplau
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interpersonal model
move from "do to" pts. to "do for" pts. |
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caring
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empathetic understanding
giving of self while preserving self touches the heart |
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Erikson:
Infancy 0 - 18 months |
Crisis: trust vs mistrust. Positive resolution: Learning to trust others. |
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Erikson:
Toddler 18 months - 3 years |
Crisis: autonomy vs shame and doubt
Positive resolution: self control and independence, without losing self esteem |
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Erikson:
Preschooler 3 - 6 years old |
Crisis: initiative vs. guilt
Positive resolution: Learning the degree to which assertiveness & purpose influence the environment. Beginning ability to evaluate one's own behavior. |
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Erikson:
School-age 6 - 12 years old |
Crisis: industry vs. inferiority
Positive resolution: beginning to create, develop & manipulate. self-confidence through successful performance and perseverance |
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Erikson:
Adolescent 12 - 20 years old |
Crises: identity vs. role confusion
Positive resolution: Coherent sense of self. Plan to actualize one's ability. |
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Erikson:
Young Adult 20 - 30 years old |
Crisis: intimacy vs. isolation
Positive resolution: form a lasting relationship or commitment |
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Erikson:
Middle-aged Adult 30 - 65 years old |
Crisis: generativity vs. stagnation
Positive resolution: creativity, productivity, concern for others, achieve life's goals; consider future generations |
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Erikson:
Older Adult 65 - death |
Crisis: integrity vs. despair
Positive resolution: life review; positive self-worth, acceptance of death |
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Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs
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5th level Self Actualization 2nd level Safety and Security |
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Freud Id or pleasure principle. Ego or the rational self Super ego, the perfection principle, values, morals |
1. Id (devil) the locus of instinctual drive, the pleasure principle, impulsive, irrational, seeks to satisfy needs & immediate gratification. 2. Ego the rational self or the reality principle. 3. Super ego the perfection principle, the values & morals of primary care givers, the ego ideal & conscience
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