Erikson’s stage in which people seek to resolve the crisis of . The two extremes here are 1) experiencing fulfillment as they look back with satisfaction on all they have accomplished or, 2) experiencing deep disappointment due to unfulfilled goals.

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Erikson’s stage in which people seek to resolve the crisis of not having accomplished their goals in life.

We are talking about the 8th stage of Psychosocial Development, created by scholar Erik Erikson, "Ego Integrity vs. Despair." These states start at childhood and end at 65 years or more when people have reached adulthood.

The first stage is "Trust vs. Mistrust," when the baby is 1 year old, followed by "Autonomy vs. Shame:" In these eight stages, Erikson refers to a specific virtue such as purpose, competency, will, hope, care, wisdom, or fidelity.  

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