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5. Stage 1 — Infancy
Age Birth to 18
months
Conflicts Trust vs
Mistrust
Important
event
Feeding
Outcome Hope

6. Stage 2 — Toddlerhood
Age 18 months to 3
years.
Conflicts Autonomy vs
shame or doubt
Important
event
Food choices, Toy
preferences, Clothes
Selection, Toilet
Training
Outcome Will

7. Stage 3 — Preschool
Age 3 to 5 years.
Conflicts Initiative vs
Guilt
Important
event
Exploration
Outcome Purpose

8. Stage 4 — Early school years
Age 6 to 11 years.
Conflicts Industry vs
inferiority.
Important
event
School
Outcome Confidence

9. Stage 5 — Adolescence
Age 12 to 18
Conflicts Identity vs role
confusion
Important
event
WHO AM I?
Social
relationships
Outcome Loyalty

10. Stage 6 — Young adulthood.
Age 19 to 40
Conflicts Intimacy vs
isolation
Important
event
Relationships
Outcome Love

11. Stage 7 — Middle adulthood.
Age 40 to 65
Conflicts Generativity
vs stagnation
or self-
absorption.
Important
event
Work and
Parenthood
Outcome Care

12. Stage 8 — Late adulthood.
Age 65 to the end
Conflicts Ego integrity
vs despair
Important
event
Reflection on
Life
Outcome Wisdom