NeoFreudians

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Neo-Freudians

• Erickson and Jung

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Ericksons Theory

• Focuses on psychosocial aspects of development.
• Each stage has a crisis to be resolved can
  either make progress or get stuck, resolve our
  conflicts or fail to do so.

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Stages of Psychosocial Devt

• Infancy Trust vs. Mistrust
• Early Childhood Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
• Preschool Age Initiative vs. Guilt
• School Age Industry vs. Inferiority

• Adolescence Identity vs. Role Confusion
• Young Adulthood Intimacy vs. Isolation
• Middle Age Generativity vs. Stagnation
• Later Life Integrity vs. Despair

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Jungs Perspectives

• Placed a great deal of emphasis on midlife.
• His approach very spiritually focused, emphasis
  on finding meaning in life.
• Believed that people could progress beyond their
  pasts, continue growing.
• Achieving individuation is a goalintegration of
  conscious and unconscious aspects of personality.

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Jungs Perspectives (continued)

• Proposed a collective unconscious, which is the
  deepest layer of ucs. and is the repository of
  the historical experiences of the species.
• Collective unconscious contains
  archetypesprototypical ways of being that are
  common among the species, parts of the self to
  some extent.

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Jungs Perspectives (continued)

• Persona is the archetype that we show to the
  public, use it to protect ourselves.
• Animus and Anima are masculinity and femininity,
  which exist together in both sexes.
• Shadow contains socially unacceptable thoughts,
  feelings, actions that we avoid by projecting
  onto others.