Analyzing Erikson's Eight Stages Of My Life
I feel as if I can identify myself more with Erikson theory. This because, of the way he explains the eight stages of life. Although, I do not remember every event that has happened to me throughout the years, I can remember life events that have made a major impact in my life. As well as life events and have contributed to how I am as an adult now.
During the first year of my life it is impossible for me to remember if I had trust or mistrust. However, my parents worked a lot and I adapted well if I had to stay with my nanny. My mother has always been very loving and till this day we bond wonderfully so I feel as if during that stage I had physical contact with my parents to make me feel safe and loved. During the ages of 2-3 years Erikson explains Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt. This stage of development is contradicting, because of my self-motivation, many times I feel determined, very social, and outgoing, other times I experience doubt and have shame of the …show more content…
Having the opportunity to help around the house with my little brother and feeling self-governing of many decisions I made. I was given more responsibility, which even until today helps me build character. Industry vs. inferiority at that age I remember being able to help my brother be more respectful and humble himself in many situations. Being an older sister I had to set an example. Sharing with my brother meant less for me many times, but I adapted well. At 13 I was still looking for my identity. The way I tried to express myself was in the way I dressed. I had heavy makeup and dark clothing. Growing up with family member that were the complete opposite I always seemed different to my family. Now that I’m in my twenties I’ve been in two very serious relationships. One that lasted 9 years, and gave me a learning experience. Another that I’m currently in and have been with him for 3 years. It has helped my
During the first year of my life it is impossible for me to remember if I had trust or mistrust. However, my parents worked a lot and I adapted well if I had to stay with my nanny. My mother has always been very loving and till this day we bond wonderfully so I feel as if during that stage I had physical contact with my parents to make me feel safe and loved. During the ages of 2-3 years Erikson explains Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt. This stage of development is contradicting, because of my self-motivation, many times I feel determined, very social, and outgoing, other times I experience doubt and have shame of the …show more content…
Having the opportunity to help around the house with my little brother and feeling self-governing of many decisions I made. I was given more responsibility, which even until today helps me build character. Industry vs. inferiority at that age I remember being able to help my brother be more respectful and humble himself in many situations. Being an older sister I had to set an example. Sharing with my brother meant less for me many times, but I adapted well. At 13 I was still looking for my identity. The way I tried to express myself was in the way I dressed. I had heavy makeup and dark clothing. Growing up with family member that were the complete opposite I always seemed different to my family. Now that I’m in my twenties I’ve been in two very serious relationships. One that lasted 9 years, and gave me a learning experience. Another that I’m currently in and have been with him for 3 years. It has helped my