Human Social Behavior I
Psychosocial stages refer to a theory developed by Erik Erikson that outlines eight key conflicts or crises that individuals face throughout their lives, influencing their psychological growth and social development. Each stage presents a challenge that must be resolved for healthy development, affecting personality and behavior in subsequent stages. These stages highlight the importance of social relationships and cultural influences in shaping identity across the lifespan.
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