Q& A on Erik Erikson's Theory of Psycho-Social Development /TNTET/ PGTRB/UGTRB/COLLEGE TRB/POLYTECHNIC TRB/UGCNET/TNSET

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Q&A on Erik Erikson's Theory of Psycho-Social Development :


1) The Life-Span development theory was developed by_________.
Ans: Erik Erikson. 

2) Who is Erik Erikson? 
Ans: German-American developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst. 

3) Mention the life period of Erikson. 
Ans:  (1902–1994). 

4) Erikson's theory of Psycho-Social development is also known as__________.
Ans: Life-Span development theory. 

5) According to Erikson, how did Personality developed in one person? 
Ans: Personality develops in Pre-determined order. 

6) When did Erikson's theory of Psycho-Social development was developed? 
Ans:1950.

7) Theory of Psycho-Social development was published in the book of _________.
Ans: Erikson book of Childhood and society. 

8) Theory of Psycho-Social development talks about the conflict between _________.
Ans: Conflict between Society needs versus Psychological needs of the individual. 

9) How many stages in Erikson's theory of Psycho-Social development? 
Ans: 8 stages. 

10) What is the first stage and last stage in Erikson's theory of Psycho-Social development? 
Ans: 1 st stage - Trust vs Mistrust 
         8 th stage - Integrity vs despair. 

11) Mention 8 stages in Erikson's theory of Psycho-Social development. 
Ans: 
∆  Trust vs Mistrust (Infancy) 
∆ Autonomy vs shame and doubt (Early childhood) 
∆ Initiative vs Guilt (preschool) 
∆ Industry vs Inferiority (school age) 
∆ Identity vs Role confusion (Adolescence) 
∆ Intimacy vs Isolation (Young adulthood) 
∆ Generativity vs Stagnation ( middle adulthood) 
∆ Integrity vs Despair ( Late adulthood) . 

12) Mention the age, conflicts, events and outcomes for each stage in Erikson theory of Psycho-Social development. 
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