Erik Erikson Stages of Psychosocial Development Theory

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In this presentation, Erik Erikson's 8 Stages of Psychosocial Development are explored in great detail. In each stage, the corresponding virtue is explained in terms of the psychosocial crisis along with important life events. Significant relationships are an important component of each stage of Erikson's theory. The existential essential question is also posed to the audience with respect to the stage. Age groups for individuals in each stage are explicitly provided to the viewer. The presentation also provides some insight in erik erikson the person, as it covers his personal life, family, childhood, education and more. A broad overview of the theory gets the vide started. Criticism of the stages of psychosocial development also end the presentation. This video is part of a playlist by teachings in education with Frank Avella. Other videos in the presentation include Piaget's theory of cognitive development, the flipped classroom, project based learning, discovery learning, problem solving in education and much more.

[MsHeartIsArt]

Erickson and his wife developed this theory TOGETHER

[koukikoukita]

I find this type of videos very helpful and does not take a lot of time to understand everything.
Thank you so much.

[chenser]

You made understanding this so easy. I can't thank you enough!

[xomikaj]

Excellent video, thorough and explained each stage very well.

[Siso_Mnguni]

Thank you for the video Mr Avella, but i cant seem to find the PPT file on the description box

[deedee]

Amazing job!!! The best explanation so far! Thank you!

[meiko]

Thank youuu smm it really helped me to understand the theory 🙌🏽.

[christianjr]

I have a B.A Hons in Philosophy.... expertise or special area....of being an Existentialist...
and I gotta say...."very good"....I was actually smiling when I looked at how short this video was...and how it would be there lies the irony of pegogy...or "a stage" in Erickson's.... Darwinian like or convenient say timing, lucrative incentive...and simply....well in the end it serves its own ideological purpose.... everything comes with loopholes....but overall I don't mind Erickson....clever and smart...
A type of person, funny, already knows the answer to his well thought out, well laid out step by step guide on how to lend some sort of comical perspective on life at the same

[ms.johnson]

Great information, it’s ironic how as educators, we see this and how it truly plays out in our teaching and interactions with our students and the entire educational environment.
Also, where is the PowerPoint you mentioned? I didn’t see it .
Thank You for all of your videos. Keep spreading the knowledge

[almabiscocho]

May I borrow your slides, please? Thank you.

[miamolydie]

great job, I just discovered these stages of development. How do I site this video for my teaching portfolio? i can't find any date, please, thanks

[carolinebryan]

I don’t see the link to the PowerPoint where is it?

[gifjqnn]

I have liked, shared and subscribed but no PPT, where do I find it?

[AbdulRahman-irzn]

Do you have any tricks to memorize this?!

[lisacady]

Where is the powerpoint when you like, share and subscribe

[bobbymcloughlin]

Erik Erikson is a Century Older than Me

Erik Erikson had Finally Passed all the Seven Chapters of an Earthly Life by 1986 or 1993 & had Passed away in 1994

I. Chapter 1 = Childhood
II. Chapter 2 = Adolescence
III. Chapter 3 = Adult World
IV. Chapter 4 = Middle Age
V. Chapter 5 = Pre-Elderhood
VI. Chapter 6 = Retirement
VII. Chapter 7 = Expiration

Additional Chapters = Afterlife
VIII. Chapter 8 = Paradise (This Chapter does not Exist in this World)

Earthly Life = Chapters 1 - 7
Heavenly Life = Chapters 8 - ∞

Earthly Age = Chapters 1 - 7 + Afterlife
Heavenly Age = Chapters 8 - ∞

Erik Erikson's Eight Stages of Development are Occurred in the Seven Chapters of an Earthly Life

First Stage ≠ First Chapter (Beginning)
Second Stage ≠ First Chapter (Early)
Third Stage ≠ First Chapter (Midway)
Fourth Stage ≠ First Chapter (Late)
Fifth Stage ≠ Second Chapter
Sixth Stage ≠ Third Chapter
Seventh Stage ≠ Fourth & Fifth Chapters
Eighth Stage ≠ Sixth & Seventh Chapters
Ninth Stage ≠ A Chapter of an Afterlife

Stage 1 = Chapter 1 (Beginning)
Stage 2 = Chapter 1 (Early)
Stage 3 = Chapter 1 (Midway)
Stage 4 = Chapter 1 (Late)
Stage 5 = Chapter 2
Stage 6 = Chapter 3
Stage 7 = Chapters 4 & 5
Stage 8 = Chapters 6 & 7
Stage 9 = Afterlife

Erik Erikson in the Seven Chapters of an Earthly Life (1902-1986) (1902-1993)

First Chapter (1902-1914)
Second Chapter (1914-1926)
Third Chapter (1926-1938)
Fourth Chapter (1938-1950)
Fifth Chapter (1950-1962)
Sixth Chapter (1962-1974)
Seventh & Final Chapter (1974-1986)
Septennial Remainder (1986-1994)

Or

First Chapter (1902-1915)
Second Chapter (1915-1928)
Third Chapter (1928-1941)
Fourth Chapter (1941-1954)
Fifth Chapter (1954-1967)
Sixth Chapter (1967-1980)
Seventh Chapter (1980-1993)
Annual Remainder (1993/1994)

Erik Erikson got to the Eighth Chapter by 1994

[rebeccazikode]

There are three things I would like to comment on.

Firstly, I do not see how the psychosocial stages are relevant mostly to boys. Hope, will, competence, care, etc are gender based? How?

Secondly, in the beginning, the video states that Erik Erikson was influenced by Freud. How? Does Freud mention these stages anywhere? I must have missed it. What I learnt from him seems to be a far cry from this.

Also, the video mention that Erik Erikson does not hold a degree. Rather, he was a school teacher. Possibly, his inspiration came from observing his students, rather than an extension of Freud's work.

Thirdly, though uneducated, Erik Erikson would packaged his observations so eloquently? Using psychology terminology? Interestingly, his wife was educated in that line of work. Delightfully, the wife "continued" her husband’s work after he died.

Perhaps, the wife has been a driving force from the beginning. Given the patriarchal times, they figured that the books would be "dismissed" if they were written by a woman. So they did the "smart" thing and published under the banner of his name.

In summary, this is amazing information. Many thanks to the developer. I also enjoyed the comments. Especially the ones that validate the content of the video to be their personal experience.