Erik Erikson’s theory outlines eight distinct stages of psychosocial development, spanning from infancy to old age. Each stage presents a specific crisis or challenge:
Successful resolution of these crises leads to psychological growth and a stronger sense of self, while failure can result in difficulty navigating future stages.
| LIST I(Theory) | LIST II(Scholar) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Psychosexual Perspectives | I | Erikson |
| B | Psychosocial Theory | II | Festinger |
| C | Moral Development Theory | III | Freud |
| D | Cognitive Dissonance Theory | IV | Kohlberg |