Freud’s
Psychosexual Development
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0 – 18 mo
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Oral
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Oral gratification
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18 mo – 3 yr
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Anal
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Independence and control (voluntary
sphincter control)
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3 – 6 yr
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Phallic
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Genital focus
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6 – 12 yr
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Latency
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Repressed
sexuality; channeled sexual drives (sports)
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13 – 20 yr
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Genital
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Puberty
with sexual interest in opposite sex
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Sullivan’s
Interpersonal Theory
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0 – 18 mo
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Infancy
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Anxiety
reduction via oral gratification
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18 mo – 6 yr
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Childhood
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Delay in gratification
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6 – 9 yr
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Juvenile
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Satisfying
peer relationships
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9 – 12 yr
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Preadolescence
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Satisfying
same-sex relationships
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12 – 14 yr
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Early adolescence
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Satisfying
opposite-sex relationships
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14 – 21 yr
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Late adolescence
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Lasting
intimate opposite sex relationship
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Erikson’s
Psychosocial Theory
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0 – 18 mo
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Trust vs. mistrust
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Basic
trust in mother figure & generalizes
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18 mo – 3 yr
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Autonomy
vs. shame/doubt
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Self-control/independence
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3 – 6 yr
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Initiative vs. guilt
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Initiate
and direct own activities
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6 – 12 yr
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Industry
vs.
inferiority
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Self-confidence
through successful performance and recognition
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12 – 20 yr
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Identity
vs. role
confusion
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Task
integration from previous stages; secure sense of self
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20 – 30 yr
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Intimacy
vs.
isolation
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Form
a lasting relationship or commitment
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30 – 65 yr
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Generativity
vs.
stagnation
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Achieve
life’s goals; consider future generations
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65 yr - death
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Ego
integrity vs.
despair
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Life
review with meaning from both positives and negatives; positive selfworth
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Mahler’s
Theory of Object Relations
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0 – 1 mo
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1. Normal autism
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Basic
needs fulfillment (for survival)
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1 mo – 5 mo
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2.
Symbiosis
3.
Separation –
individuation
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Awareness
of external fulfillment source
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5 mo – 10 mo
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– Differentiation
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Commencement
of separateness from mother figure
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10 mo – 16 mo
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– Practicing
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Locomotor
independence; awareness of separateness of self
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16 mo – 24 mo
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– Rapprochement
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Acute
separateness awareness; seeks emotional refueling from mother figure
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24 mo – 36 mo
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– Consolidation
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Established
sense of separateness; internalizes sustained image of loved person/object when
out of sight; separation anxiety resolution
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Pepleu’s
Interpersonal Theory
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Infant
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Depending
on
others
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Learning
ways to communicate with primary caregiver for meeting comfort needs
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Toddler
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Delaying
satisfaction
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Some
delay in self-gratification to please others
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Early Childhood
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Self-identification
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Acquisition
of appropriate roles and behaviors through perception of others’ expectations
of self
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Late Childhood
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Participation
skills
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Competition,
compromise, cooperation skills acquisition; sense of one’s place in the world
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