PSYC DWEEB



EXAMPLES OF AUDIENCE AND VOICE:Audience:Erikson believed that each stage of development builds on one another and that each stage consists of a crisis (Ewen, 2010). A crisis is a conflict between a harmonious and disruptive element and that each crisis can be resolved either positively or negatively (Ewen, 2010). If a person does not resolve a stage positively, a person may need to revisit that stage at another time to gain a foundation in their life.Erikson believed that each stage of development builds on one another and that each stage consists of a crisis (Ewen, 2010). A crisis is a conflict between a harmonious characteristic which positively strengthens and individual’s personality and a disruptive element which can negatively weaken an individual’s personality. Each crisis can be resolved either positively or negatively (Ewen, 2010). If a person does not resolve a stage positively, a person may need to revisit that stage at another time to gain a stronger foundation in their life.Audience:He believed that humans continue through stages of life facing conflicts, (which he called crises), that would allow them to grow. The outcome of the crisis can be either favorable or unfavorable; if it is favorable, the individual is closer to finding his identity (Sayer et al, 2009, p.1329).He believed that humans continue through stages of life facing conflicts (or crises) that would allow them to grow. The outcome of the crisis of a stage can be favorable, resulting in positive growth as an individual or unfavorable, resulting in slowed or possibly unhealthy growth. If it is favorable in the fifth stage, the individual is closer to finding his identity (Sayer et al, 2009, p.1329).Voice:I do not believe people are able to develop both intimacy and identity development at the same time because people develop different attachment styles in their relationships with significant others (Arsethet al. 2009). Attachment is defined as a deep, emotional tie that one individual forms with one another (Arsethet al. 2009 pg 4). This is similar in that Erikson has pointed that each stage of development is determined biologically (Ewen, 2010). This goes hand in hand because not one person is the same and each person develops differently and with that I believe that identity must be established before anyone can develop any type of healthy attachment toward someone else.I do not believe people are able to develop both intimacy and identity development at the same time. People develop different attachment styles in their relationships with significant others (Arsethet al. 2009). Attachment is defined as a deep, emotional tie that one individual forms with one another (Arsethet al. 2009 pg 4). This is similar in that Erikson has pointed that each stage of development is determined biologically (Ewen, 2010). This goes hand in hand because not one person is the same and each person develops differently and with that I believe that identity must be established before anyone can develop any type of healthy attachment toward someone else.Voice:I agree with Erikson, that if someone does not find their identity, it is near to impossible to be able to experience intimacy rather than isolation. Erikson feared that if an individual did not have a sense of their identity, and attempted to enter into an intimate relationship, they had the potential of losing their real self in the relationship (Ewen, 2010) I have had a number of friends that have demonstrated what Erikson feared, by not growing as an individual while in a relationship and the relationship becoming their identity. As a result, I agree with Erikson, that if someone does not find their identity, it is near to impossible to be able to experience intimacy rather than isolation. Voice:Accordingly so, Arseth et al. suggest that identity resolution also predicts intimacy resolution, and I agree with this notion (2009)Accordingly so, Arseth et al. suggest that identity resolution also predicts intimacy resolution (2009), and I agree with this notion. ................
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