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What happens at each stage of a person's life, according to Erikson's theory?

Each stage is characterized by a different psychological crisis that must be resolved before the person can successfully progress to the next stage.

What was Erik Erikson's profession?

He was a psychologist

Calm, agitation, harmful action, escalation, conflict resolution and recovery are the stages of the ......?

Conflict cycle

Complete the sentence: Conflict is present when two or more .......... or groups pursue mutually incompatible goals

individuals

Complete the sentence: The rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona comes from a multitude of .....and .....differences .

political - cultural

What are "Social Norms"? Explain

Social Norms are unwritten rules about how to behave in a particular social group or culture.

How do you say :הסלמה in English?

escalation

Name the 4 different types of conflicts.

interpersonal - intrapersonal - intergroup - intragroup

We divide the world into “in-group" and "out-group", or in other words: ....

"them” and “us”

According to Erikson, which stage is considered to be the most significant crisis of human psychosocial development?

The identity crisis of adolescence

How many types of conflicts are there?

four

Define the word : Conformity

behavior in accordance with socially accepted standards

What's an intrapersonal conflict?

A conflict within an individual. The experience takes place in the person’s mind.

What kind of behavior do the Elevator experiment and Asch's experiment show?

Conformity

How to deal with conflicts? List 5 ways

accomodating / avoiding / collaborating / competing / compromising

How many stages of development are there in Erikson's theory

Eight stages

Social Identity Theory. Complete the sentence: We increase our self-image by enhancing the status of the group to which we belong. This can lead to ... and ... against the group we do not belong to.

discrimination - prejudice views

Which theory is based on the idea that interactions between members of different groups help reduce intergroup tensions and prejudice?

The intergroup contact theory