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The basic strength called purpose should be realized during the muscular-anal stage,which is characterized by Autonomy versus Doubt and Shame.

Muscular-anal Stage

In psychoanalytic theory, a developmental phase focusing on toilet training where children learn to exert control over bodily functions.

Autonomy versus Doubt

A psychological conflict of early childhood, as theorized by Erik Erikson, where children must develop a sense of personal control and independence, or they may experience shame and doubt in their abilities.

  • Acquire knowledge of the eight stages of psychosocial development outlined by Erikson, as well as the essential strengths associated with each stage.
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Vanessa Chang4 days ago
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The basic strength called purpose should be realized during the locomotor-genital stage, characterized by Initiative versus Guilt, not during the muscular-anal stage, which is characterized by Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt according to Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development.