Human life is set and determined by many factors which contribute to how we behave. Every person has a personality. The ideas of our own unique personalities is demonstrated by Erik Erikson’s Stages of development. These eight stages run from childhood to adult hood. In each of these stages there are positive and negative aspects that can contribute to our physical, emotional, intelligence, and social morals that make us who we are (Wade, Tarvis, Garry, 2014, p.489).
Each of these stages according to Erikson are present at birth, and with each step building to the next stage of development. Each stage has a psychosocial crisis, which is based on physiological development. Each stage can develop and help us move on to the next one when it has been resolved by the ego. In the study The Relationship between Identity, …show more content…
I suffered a vast amount of disapointment in my younger years that made me become a more mature young adult. The part of this stage in my life I like most is I am able to forge bonds with friends who I have had through my life and know that they are real and help build trust. I can be in both worlds with the friends who struggle with not finding someone to share their life with and friends who have found love. I am able to said objective and know that I am one who was able to find the one early in my life. I find myself to be a combination of stage five, identity vs role confusion and stage 7 generativity vs stagnation. These two combinations can best explain all aspects of my life. I am able to explore teen angst and the feelings. My nieces are in stage five and I have been told I very relatable and have a sense of humor that can be described as childish teenage humor. I am also described as a mature mom who is objective and gets the job
Each of these stages according to Erikson are present at birth, and with each step building to the next stage of development. Each stage has a psychosocial crisis, which is based on physiological development. Each stage can develop and help us move on to the next one when it has been resolved by the ego. In the study The Relationship between Identity, …show more content…
I suffered a vast amount of disapointment in my younger years that made me become a more mature young adult. The part of this stage in my life I like most is I am able to forge bonds with friends who I have had through my life and know that they are real and help build trust. I can be in both worlds with the friends who struggle with not finding someone to share their life with and friends who have found love. I am able to said objective and know that I am one who was able to find the one early in my life. I find myself to be a combination of stage five, identity vs role confusion and stage 7 generativity vs stagnation. These two combinations can best explain all aspects of my life. I am able to explore teen angst and the feelings. My nieces are in stage five and I have been told I very relatable and have a sense of humor that can be described as childish teenage humor. I am also described as a mature mom who is objective and gets the job