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5.

12-18

Adolescent

Identity v Role Confusion

6.

18-30

Young Adult

Intimacy (relationships) v
Isolation

7.

30-50

Mid Adult

Generativity
Stagnation

8.

50+

Late Adult

Integrity (acceptance) v
Despair

(giving)

v

This is a brief summary of the model, not a full explanation. Ages
ranges vary for different people.
Erikson's human development theory is a powerful model for
parenting, teaching, and understanding self and other people,
young and old.
Parallels can be seen with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Elisabeth kübler-ross's stages of grief
In detail on the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross 'Grief Cycle' essentially the
model explains the stages of personal change related to
impending death and dealing with bereavement - and all sorts of
other personal traumatic change - as follows:
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
(Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, 1969.)

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