Stage One
infant; learns trust and mistrust
Stage Two
ages 2-3; independence, potty training
Stage Three
ages 4-5; busy planning and doing things on their own, greater control over physical movements, plays games with other children
Stage Four
ages 6-11; school, obey rules, concerned about fairness, socializing
Stage Five
12-18; adolescence, physical changes, interested in relationships, searching for values, want acceptance by peers
Stage Six
young adulthood (20's, 30's, 40's); have direction in life, relationship, marriage, family
Stage Seven
middle age (40's - 80's); creators and producers of society, decision makers, help the younger generation
Stage Eight
final stage; look back on life's experiences, take pleasure in life's accomplishments
