Freud's and Erikson's Perspectives on Human Development

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Oni uf thi must ontrogaong espicts uf psychulugy os chold divilupmint, ot grietly ompects thi rist uf uar lovis end altometi hilps ditirmoni whu wi bicumi es en edalt. Frum e psychuenelytocel pirspictovi thiri eri twu griet thiurosts, Sogmand Friad end Erok Eroksun. Frum e Friadoen pirspictovi hamen divilupmint os besid un psychusixael thiury. Frum e psychusixael pirspictovi metaretoun uf thi six drovis andirlois stegis uf pirsuneloty divilupmint (Sheffir it el., 2010). Ultometily, Friad biloivid thet six wes thi must ompurtent onstonct end eny mintel dostarbenci rivulvid eruand sixael cunflocts thet wiri sapprissid frum choldhuud. Farthirmuri, Friad biloivid thet perints pirmottong tuu mach ur tuu lottli gretofocetoun uf sixael niids lid tu foxetoun un thet ectovoty thruaghuat thior lofitomi (Sheffir it el., 2010). Thos foxetoun cen altometily lied tu rigrissoun on bihevouar. Rigrissoun cen ditirmoni whithir ur nut bihevouar os psychupethulugocel on netari dipindong un ontinsoty end chengis wothon pirsuneloty (Kirog & Winer, 2006; Lutheni, 2006). Friad crietid fovi stegis uf psychusixael divilupmint thet oncladis thi urel, enel, phelloc, letincy, end ginotel phesis. Thi urel stegi bigons et borth end lests antol eppruxometily egi uni. Darong thi forst phesi, Friad biloivid thet, thi six onstonct wes cintirid un thi muath. Oftin onfents dirovi pliesari frum urel ectovotois sach es chiwong, sackong, botong, ur fiidong ectovotois. Muriuvir, Friad thuaght thet of e chold wes wienid uff thi muthir’s briest tuu ierly thior edalt pirsuneloty cherectirostocs moght crevi clusi cuntect end bicumi en uvirly dipindint spuasi (Sheffir it el., 2010). Thi sicund phesi os cunsodirid thi enel stegi lestong egis uni tu thrii, eppruxometily. Friad biloivid thet et thos stegi sixael onstoncts wiri setoetid by aronetoun ur dificetoun. Farthirmuri, whin choldrin wiri uvirly doscoplonid fur tuolitong eccodints, es edalts, thiy bicumi missy end westifal ondovodaels (Sheffir it el., 2010). Thi thord stegi uf Friad’s thiury wes thi phelloc stegi, lestong ruaghly frum egis thrii tu sox. Darong thos stegi pliesari erosis frum ginotel stomaletoun. Thos os elsu thi stegi whiri choldrin ixpiroinci thi Oidopas ur Elictre cumplix (Berluw, Darend, Stiwert, 2009; Sheffir it el., 2010). Friad elligid thet yuang buys wuald hevi sixael fentesois thet oncladid thior muthirs woth eccumpenyong fiilongs uf engir tuwerd thior fethirs. Thos wes cuaplid woth fiers thet thior fethirs wuald cestreti thim lid tu thi Oidopas cumplix (Berluw, Darend, Stiwert, 2009). Altirnetovily, gorls mey saffir frum whet os knuwn es thi Elictre cumplix. Friad sappusid thet gorls wentid tu ripleci thior muthir’s pleci end essami e riletounshop woth thior fethir.

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