NR 605 WEEK 8 FINAL STUDY GUIDE -
special populations
Name five of Freuds psychosexual levels.....
Oral, anal, phallic, latent, and genital
These offenders are well-intentioned. They emerge as a caregiver watching for to provide
good enough care but are beleaguered through the amount of care and lash out verbally or
bodily.
Overwhelmed offenders
What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that oral preference is the delight
middle for the toddler. When oral needs are unmet, libidinal power fixates, ensuing in latent
aggressive or passive inclinations, such as smoking, nail-biting, thumb-sucking, excessive
drinking
Stage I: Oral stage-delivery to at least one yr; Erogenous zone: Mouth
What is the time frame and what's the psychosexual degree that the libido is targeted on the
anus. When toileting becomes worrying or is punished, fixation can manifest in anal
retentiveness (orderliness and tidiness) or anal explosiveness (messiness and prone to
outburst)
Stage II: Anal stage: 1-three years; Erogenous zone: bowel & bladder control
What is the time frame and what's the psychosexual level that younger kids grow to be privy
to their genitalia and distinguish the differences among boys and ladies. When conflict arises
on this degree, fixation with the other sex discern occurs, called the Oedipus complicated for
boys and Electra complex for ladies. Failure to remedy the complex may also bring about
adulthood conceitedness and ambition.
Stage III: Phallic degree: 3-6 years; Erogenous zone: Genitals
What is the timeframe and what's the psychosexual degree that the libido is repressed or
sublimated; there may be no corresponding erogenous sector. The baby begins to behave
on impulses not directly through that specialize in faculty, sports, and constructing
relationships. Fixation at this degree outcomes within the infant's lack of ability to form
healthy relationships as an person
, Stage IV: Latent stage: 6 years to puberty; Libido inactive
What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual level that the ego turns into fully
evolved and independence is sought. Fixation at some point of this era results in the inability
to expand meaningful wholesome relationships.
1) Stage V: Genital stage: Puberty to dying; Maturing sexual pursuits
Erickson’s tiers -Stage 1:
Infancy period: accept as true with vs distrust
Erickson’s levels -Stage 2
Early childhood duration: Autonomy vs shame. Doubt
Erickson’s tiers -Stage 3
Pay age period: initiative vs guilt
Erickson’s levels -Stage four
college age duration: Industry vs inferiority
Erickson’s ranges -Stage five
Adolescence period: identity vs identification confusion
Erickson’s ranges -Stage 6
young maturity period: Intimacy vs isolation
Erickson’s degrees -Stage 7
Adulthood period: Generativity vs stagnation/self-absorption
Erickson’s levels -Stage eight
special populations
Name five of Freuds psychosexual levels.....
Oral, anal, phallic, latent, and genital
These offenders are well-intentioned. They emerge as a caregiver watching for to provide
good enough care but are beleaguered through the amount of care and lash out verbally or
bodily.
Overwhelmed offenders
What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that oral preference is the delight
middle for the toddler. When oral needs are unmet, libidinal power fixates, ensuing in latent
aggressive or passive inclinations, such as smoking, nail-biting, thumb-sucking, excessive
drinking
Stage I: Oral stage-delivery to at least one yr; Erogenous zone: Mouth
What is the time frame and what's the psychosexual degree that the libido is targeted on the
anus. When toileting becomes worrying or is punished, fixation can manifest in anal
retentiveness (orderliness and tidiness) or anal explosiveness (messiness and prone to
outburst)
Stage II: Anal stage: 1-three years; Erogenous zone: bowel & bladder control
What is the time frame and what's the psychosexual level that younger kids grow to be privy
to their genitalia and distinguish the differences among boys and ladies. When conflict arises
on this degree, fixation with the other sex discern occurs, called the Oedipus complicated for
boys and Electra complex for ladies. Failure to remedy the complex may also bring about
adulthood conceitedness and ambition.
Stage III: Phallic degree: 3-6 years; Erogenous zone: Genitals
What is the timeframe and what's the psychosexual degree that the libido is repressed or
sublimated; there may be no corresponding erogenous sector. The baby begins to behave
on impulses not directly through that specialize in faculty, sports, and constructing
relationships. Fixation at this degree outcomes within the infant's lack of ability to form
healthy relationships as an person
, Stage IV: Latent stage: 6 years to puberty; Libido inactive
What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual level that the ego turns into fully
evolved and independence is sought. Fixation at some point of this era results in the inability
to expand meaningful wholesome relationships.
1) Stage V: Genital stage: Puberty to dying; Maturing sexual pursuits
Erickson’s tiers -Stage 1:
Infancy period: accept as true with vs distrust
Erickson’s levels -Stage 2
Early childhood duration: Autonomy vs shame. Doubt
Erickson’s tiers -Stage 3
Pay age period: initiative vs guilt
Erickson’s levels -Stage four
college age duration: Industry vs inferiority
Erickson’s ranges -Stage five
Adolescence period: identity vs identification confusion
Erickson’s ranges -Stage 6
young maturity period: Intimacy vs isolation
Erickson’s degrees -Stage 7
Adulthood period: Generativity vs stagnation/self-absorption
Erickson’s levels -Stage eight
