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All about exploring and learning through your five senses. Object permanence. Curiosity.
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Establishing parental care and trust that your needs will be taken care of by somebody else. Resulting in Hope.
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Learning to be independent. Vulnerable to criticism, need for positive affirmations.
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Begin to question the world. Ask why? If parents don't create an accepting environment children will feel guilt and a lack of feeling accepted.
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Struggle with sense of identity. Interested in the present. Trying to test the limits.
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developing schemas. use of symbolism.
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Feel desire and pleasure in being productive. Starting to feel inferior to their peers
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developmental routines. can't think about the future. egocentric.
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Discovering who am I? separating themselves. Important for relationships with peer groups.
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Self-involvement, gaining more interest, starting to develop ideals, greater capacity for setting goals, conscious
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Analytical thinking, thinking abstractly, developing hypothesis and theories
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Have a firmer identity, high level concern of the future, useful insight, able to set goals and follow through.
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Having a personal connection to yourself to have a deeper connection with the people around you. If you can't: isolation, defense mechanism, loneliness.
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What is your legacy? Are you leaving your children values, rights, a good environment. Stagnation: Thinking about am I making enough of an impact.
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When an older person decides if they are satisfied. Self-reflection. Two outcomes: positive-can look back and find fulfillment and doesn't fear death; negative-they have regret and fear death.