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Ecology of Socialization ("Punished by Rewards" (Refer to "…

- - - - Child's language only develops if we talk to them.
        
        Example: Feral children don't develop language without human interaction.
- - - - Infancy: Trust v. Mistrust (0-1)
        
        Trust lays a foundation for positive self-esteem.
        
        Parental nurturance is linked to self-worth.
      - Early Childhood: Autonomy v. Shame and Doubt (2-3)
        
        Excessive correction leads to feelings of shame when expressing independence.
        
        Some shame leads prevents socially unacceptable behavior.
      - Play Age: Initiative v. Guilt (3-5)
        
        Playing and imagination leads to initiative.
      - School Age: Industry v. Inferiority (6-puberty)
        
        Motivation to achieve comes from receiving recognition.
        
        Kahn: Punished by Rewards
      - Adolescence: ID v. ID Diffusion (Puberty-18).
        
        Achievement, foreclosure, moratorium, searching moratorium, diffusion.
      - Young Adulthood: Intimacy v. Isolation (18-Middle Adulthood).
      - Adulthood: Generativity v. Self-Absoption (Middle to late adulthood)
        
        Generativity: interest in establishing and guiding the next generation. :star:
      - Senescence: Integrity v.Despair (late adulthood to death)
- - - - Alfie Kohn: The more reward, the less interest in what they are learning.