Theories Of Psychosocial Trust And Mistrust Theory

According to the Erikson’s theory of psychosocial Trust vs Mistrust development happens between birth and one year of age and is the first and it where life begins. In the first stage the children developed sense of basic trust and Mistrust and this is the most fundament stage in lifespan because the children wondering in the world and the events that happens in his or her surroundings. The developed of this stage is all about depends essential on the parent to providing their children for everything such as food, love, nurturing, safety, discipline. For instance, Erikson mention if the infant hungry and the caregiver feed the infant will feel comfortable and developed sense of the trust which will carry into really strong bond relationship …show more content…
As younger child, my mother raised me something that related to Erikson’s theory of Trust in which gives me sense of safe and secure as younger age. Moreover, I developed sense of comfortable around my mother every time she is in the room with me. Even if she is not in the rooms with me and I can only heard her voice that give me sense of closeness and displaced me happy and joy. As younger child, my mother’s provided me essential care and love in order to be more productive in the society. However, I heard from my sister that when I was six month old my mother went trip to somewhere and she has to leave me with my sister. Who was at the time nine years old and I felt sense of mistrust because my sisters does have property knowledge of how to feed me, took me shower and how to cope with me when I am crying and to some degree hungry and among other things. It can be concluded that all these things made me not to trust her and I developed a sense of mistrust which contributing me lack of confused as well as frustration. So I overcome these obstacles when my mother comes back from the