Throughout your like you have gone through many physical, emotional, and social developmental intestories Throughe are others you anticipate as you age. Consider the time line on the next page, which begins with birth and ends with death There have been many studies regarding the relationships between these milestones and emotional and social development Use the following directions to learn more about Erikson's Psychosocial Theory, an example has been started for you. 1. Brainstorm some milestones humans go through (examples: first steps, first words, first day of retirem puberty, first date, graduations college, first job, marriage, children parters, home ownership, retirement. and others). __ List a milestone in the time line. 3. Identify each milestone as physical, emotional, social or a combination. 4. Write the name of Erickson's developmental stage and task associated with each milestono. a. Infancy (Trust vs Mistrust) b. Toddler (Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt) c. Early Childhood (nitiative vs. Guilt) d. Middle Childhood (Industry vs. Inferiority) - Adolescence (Identity vs Role Confusion) 5. Write a brief description of the stage in your own words. 6. Provide a pictorial representation of the stage.

## Step 1<br />The first step is to brainstorm some milestones humans go through. These milestones can be physical, emotional, social, or a combination of these. Examples include first steps, first words, first day of school, puberty, first date, graduations, college, first job, marriage, children, homeownership, retirement, and others.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />Next, we need to identify each milestone as physical, emotional, social, or a combination. For example, the first steps are a physical milestone, while the first words are an emotional milestone.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The third step is to identify the corresponding Erikson's developmental stage and task associated with each milestone. For example, the first steps correspond to the Infancy stage (Trust vs Mistrust), while the first words correspond to the Toddler stage (Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt).<br /><br />## Step 4<br />The fourth step is to write a brief description of each stage in your own words. For example, the Infancy stage (Trust vs Mistrust) is about developing trust in caregivers and the world, while the Toddler stage (Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt) is about developing a sense of independence and self-control.<br /><br />## Step 5<br />The final step is to provide a pictorial representation of each stage. This can be done using images or drawings that represent the key elements of each stage.