I think that I fit into the Erikson's timeline in the "young adulthood" stage. In this stage the psychosocial issue is intimacy vs. isolation. The central question resolves around "How can I love?". I believe that I am in this stage because this is actually where I am at in my life. I fit the young adulthood stage. I am at that age where I spend time trying to find a person that I can love for the rest of my life and I am learning how to open up to other people so that I can achieve this.
This is the stage in which young adults seek out relationships of intimacy with others or suffer though feelings of isolation. I am at that point of my life that I want to find someone that I can spend the rest of my life with. I am past the point where I want to be alone and have come to the part of my life that I want to find a person to settle down with and have kids with. I have sought to answer this question by dating people that I think have the kind of traits that would be most beneficial to meet my needs and help for me to pass along my genes with. I have almost been a serial dater just to answer this question and to finally find out what love really is.
My boyfriend took a look at the timeline and chose the Generativity vs. Stagnation, though he did not see what the stage and age group was. He has already done so much revolving around the other parts of the stages, but has not had children. The central question around this is "How can I fashion a "gift"?. He has spent a lot of time thinking about himself that I think that now if the time for him to pass this selfishness off and learn to really care for others. He has sought to answer this question by having conversations about us having a child, luckily we have agreed not to pursue this for some time, but he has expressed concern with passing his name and genes along.
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- An Adventure of LifeThough technology changes on a day-to-day basis, the stages with which we cognitively and morally age do not change.
- Different Life StagesThe important aspect of the different changes that will occur in the individual progress through cycles or stages. Recognizing these changes in the organizations and better understands individual's expectations.
- Erik Erikson's Psychological TheoryThe stages of Erik Erikson's theory of psychological development.
- Freud, Skinner, Erikson, and PiagetThis is a collection of the papers I did on each of these psychologists and how their theories can be used in the classroom. I have combined each of these papers into one major paper for easier reading.
- Lief Erikson Day is October 9, 2009This fun day celebrates one of our earliest explorers.
- Timeline of Life
- Different Metal Stages of Life
- Erik Erikson & the Classroom: Teaching Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development
- The Differences Between Erikson and Freud
- Erik Erikson and His Childhood and Society
- The Use of Life Review in the Treatment of Depression in Older Adults
- Erik Erikson's Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development



