DEVELOPMENTAL DATA

PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT
By: Freuds theory
Sigmund Freuds theory of psychosexual development the personality develops in five
overlapping stages from birth to adulthood. The libido changes its location of emphasis with in
the body from one stage to another. Therefore, a particular body area has especial significance to
a client at a particular stage. The first 3 stages are oral, anal, and phallic which called as
pregenital stages. The culminating stage is the genital stage in which the patient belongs.
Freuds Five Stages of Development; Genital (puberty and after)
TASK
REMARKS
JUSTIFICATION
Genital:
Puberty and After
Energy is directed toward full
sexual maturity and function
and development of skills
needed to cope with the
environment.

TASK
ACHIEVED

The patient is married to the

one she loved and blessed
with children. They separated
to their parents and live
independently and together
with her husband they are
making their own decision.

PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
By: Eriksons theory
Erik Eriksons believed that people continue to develop throughout life. Eriksons theory
proposes that life is a sequence of developmental stages or level of achievement. Each stage
signals a task that must be accomplished. He believed that the more success an individual has at
each stage, the healthier the person is, but failure to complete any developmental stage influences
the persons ability to progress to the next level.
Mrs. C is 82 years old and she belongs to maturity stage which ranges an age of 65 years
to death. The task is integrity versus despair.
TASK

REMARKS

JUSTIFI

Stage: MATURITY
Integrity vs. despair
Positive resolution: integrity

Task

Mrs. C accept that she

Acceptance of worth and uniqueness

of ones own life
Acceptance of death

Negative resolution: despair

- Sense of loss, contempt for others

Achieved

Partially
Achieved

she fulfill her duty as

her children to school
independent individua
accepted individuals.
She also accepts that
due to her old age and
Sometimes she feels s
especially now that sh
that financially burde

HAVIGHURST DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY

Robert Havighurst believed that learning is a basic to life and that people continue to
learn throughout life. He believes that ones a person learn to task it is mastered for life.
Mrs. C belongs to middle age which ranges the age of 75-84 years old.
Havighursts Age Periods And Developmental Task
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

TASK
Achieving adult civic
and social
responsibility.
Establishing and
maintaining an
economic standard of
living.
Assisting teenage
children to become
responsible and happy
adults.
Relating oneself to
ones spouse as a
person
Developing adulth
leisure time activities

6. Accepting and
adjusting to death of

REMARKS
TASK ACHIEVED

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TASK ACHIEVED

JUSTIFICATION
The patient is a business
women and she is paying their
taxes.
The patients family eats 3
times a day and together with
her husband they are sending
their children to school.
Her children now have their
own family, a stable status that
maintaining an economic
standard of living.
They are living with a happy
life, together with her
husband.
The patient leisure time is
watching television in their
house and playing with her
grandchild.
The patient accept that she is

spouse.

already old and suffering from

illness.