Tust vs. Mistrust
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The document discusses Erik Erikson's first stage of personality development, trust vs. mistrust, which centers on the relationship between a child and their caregiver. Positive outcomes from this stage foster hope, while negative experiences can lead to mistrust and emotional issues such as paranoia or withdrawal. The core lessons highlight the balance between trusting others and being wary of potential harm.
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Tust vs. Mistrust
- 1. Stage 1
- 2. Trust v. Mistrust First of Erik Erikson's eight stages of personality. Trust The condition and resulting obligation of having confidence placed in one: violated a public trust. One in which confidence is placed. Ex. Abbie trust Susan, because Susan has never told anyone, about Abbie's secrets. Mistrust a. Lack of trust or confidence arising from suspicion. b. To be wary, suspicious, or doubtful Ex. Abbie mistrust Susan, because susan told everyone Abbie's secret.
- 3. Trust vs. Mistrust Signifacant Social Relationship - Mother or Mothers Substitute
- 4. Crisis:Trust v.s Mistrust Positive When your taken care of too good, you will turn out too trusting and expect everyone to be nice. Negative: When your taken care of terribly, you develop withdrawal, depression, paranoia, and possibly psychosis
- 5. Trust vs. Mistrust The virtue is hope, the hop in believing things turn out for the better even in troubling times. The malignancy of trust vs. Mistrust is being gullable, trusting people even if they do terrible things. the Maladaptation is not trusting anybody, even if they want to help you.